PSE&G from Somerset to help with post hurricane power restoration efforts in Georgia
Crews from Somerset will be making their way to the Peach State later this morning to help residents still recovering from Hurricane Helene get back on line.
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12ds agoPSE&G is sending mutual aid crews to support post hurricane power restoration efforts in Georgia.
Crews from Somerset will be making their way to the Peach State later this morning to help residents still recovering from Hurricane Helene get back on line.
About 89 line workers will be deployed for one to two weeks focusing on the Augusta area.
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