More than 120 lineworkers and support staff from Ohio have embarked on a journey to Texas to provide assistance in case of widespread power outages caused by the approaching storm, Beryl. The utility company AEP Ohio made the announcement of their deployment to aid the AEP Texas branch.
The workers began their trip on Saturday, gearing up to support the restoration efforts in the wake of potential power disruptions. AEP Ohio shared on social media their commitment to helping the community in Corpus Christi, which is expected to be heavily impacted by Beryl's path.
AEP Ohio, responsible for delivering electricity to over 1 million homes and businesses in south and west Texas, is mobilizing its resources to ensure a swift response to any outages that may occur. The lineworkers and support team are prepared for a two-day road trip to reach the affected areas and provide essential services.
The proactive measures taken by AEP Ohio demonstrate the solidarity and cooperation within the utility industry, where mutual aid is a common practice during times of crisis. The collaboration between different branches of AEP highlights the importance of unity in ensuring the resilience of power infrastructure and the well-being of communities.
As Beryl approaches, the efforts of these dedicated lineworkers and support staff serve as a testament to their commitment to public service and their willingness to go above and beyond to assist those in need. Their selfless actions embody the spirit of community support and exemplify the values of teamwork and dedication in times of adversity.
