HEMC Crews Responding to Scattered Power Outages Caused by High Winds

Habersham EMC crews are responding to scattered power outages today as high winds move through the area.

Utility officials say crews are actively working to assess damage and restore service as quickly and safely as possible. Residents are reminded to stay away from downed power lines and to report any outages or hazardous conditions through HEMC’s official channels.

HEMC thanked members for their patience and understanding as restoration efforts continue and encouraged everyone to remain cautious during windy conditions.

Updates will be provided as work progresses.

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