Some residents in Austin, Texas who are still without power Saturday days after a winter storm struck say they are frustrated that no answers are being offered as to when their electricity will return.
Some residents in Austin, Texas who are still without power Saturday days after a winter storm struck say they are frustrated that no answers are being offered as to when their electricity will return.
“There’s just no communication from (Austin Energy) about when we’re going to get help,” said Christy Kale, who lives in south Austin.AUSTIN, Texas – Austin Energy crews are still working to restore power to residents following the recent ice storm in Central Texas, says the city.AUSTIN, Texas – 34 baby squirrels are now in the care of the Austin Wildlife Rescue after the winter storm that froze Central Texas this week.more than 85% of Texans want the right to vote on this issue , (R)epublicans and (D)emocrats alike,” Geren said in a statement.
“We got a text (Friday) saying ‘thank you for your patience,’” after receiving a text on Thursday that said a repair crew had been assigned to the area, Kale said.“But no one has come to the neighborhood that I can tell.m.” “There are elderly people” in the neighborhood, said Kale, 66.The babies are currently being cared for by volunteers.“Children, people who need medical equipment, it’s just wrong” that no one with the energy company will say when power is expected to be restored.According to Austin Energy’s outage map, as of 1 p.Officials with Austin Energy did not immediately return phone calls for comment on Saturday.The national trend has involved both destination-style casinos to sports betting.
The energy company’s website said crews were working around the clock “through complicated repairs to restore power to customers.Feb.” ADVERTISEMENT The company said power may return intermittently as work continued to repair the system.Both Kale and fellow south Austin resident Greta Olivas said they have been unable since Friday to speak by phone with a person when trying to contact the power provider for the city of nearly 1 million people, Austin Energy.Austin Energy says the restoration progress was possible because with the climbing temperatures, fewer trees and limbs fell on power lines, but the utility adds that as crews continue, the restoration will be even more complex..
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