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Comisión de Energía Eléctrica y Agua Potable de Orlando
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Contacto:
Grant J. Heston, Gerente de comunicaciones
Sheridan Becht | Erika Hodges

OUC READY FOR HEART OF HURRICANE SEASON
 Summer Storms Keep Crews, Personnel at Top of Game

ORLANDO – The busiest part of hurricane season begins Aug. 1, and OUC—The Reliable One is ready.

OUC, in partnership with the Cities of Orlando and St. Cloud and Orange County, recently hosted 11 hurricane preparedness meetings throughout our service area. Central Florida residents learned about power distribution, OUC’s storm response plans, hurricane safety and emergency services. Residents also took home copies of OUC’s 20006 Hurricane Guide.

OUC’s online Centro tormentas is a comprehensive resource that includes the OUC Hurricane Guide and storm preparedness audio tips that are downloadable to any MP3 player. The site features information about generator safety, tree trimming, power generation and restoration priorities and links to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) site.

As the heart of hurricane season approaches, OUC is maintaining its rigorous tree trimming schedule, making sure that trees do not interfere with our power lines. The daily summer storms help to ensure that our line crews and operations personnel are at the top of their game when it comes to a safe, speedy response.

OUC continues to test its emergency response plans, making sure that we can respond quickly, efficiently and safely. As part of this preparation, OUC already has agreements in place to bring in outside crews if Central Florida were to sustain a direct hit or to send OUC electric and water crews to other areas affected by hurricanes.

Fundada en 1923 por una ley especial de la Legislatura de la Florida, OUC—The Reliable One, es la segunda empresa municipal de servicios públicos más grande de la Florida. OUC brinda servicios de energía eléctrica y agua a más de 196.000 clientes de Orlando, St. Cloud y de partes no incorporadas de los condados de Orange y Osceola.