As part of its commitment to providing reliable power, Entergy Louisiana will be performing significant reliability work along an approximately three-mile stretch of Highland Road in Baton Rouge.
Crews supporting Entergy Louisiana’s restoration efforts following historic Hurricane Ida are continuing to repair, rebuild and strengthen the electric system in hard-hit coastal communities like Port Fourchon and Grand Isle.
As crews continue to work on restoring service to customers affected by Hurricane Ida, Entergy Corporation employees are teaming up with nonprofits and partners both local and from across the country to help those who have been impacted.
Crews Continue to Make Progress in Hardest-Hit Areas
BATON ROUGE: Crews will be performing reliability work on the electric system along Highland Road between Bluebonnet Boulevard and Pecue Lane over the next two months. Please be mindful of potential traffic delays and consider alternative routes ➡️ https://t.co/9UVvcx1mqT
Homeowners with gas or electric furnaces should schedule a service appointment to ensure it's safe for operation. Carbon monoxide can be created from fuel-burning faulty home heating or cooling equipment. Installing a carbon monoxide detector will help identify the odorless gas. https://t.co/jH2LWcOklR
“Given the nature of (Hurricane Ida) destruction, and that it is a complicated part of the state to get around, for Entergy to have restored power as quickly as they did was impressive,” said Scott Aaronson, VP of preparedness at @Edison_Electric. ➡️ https://t.co/4uIakXi2m0