HURRICANE PREPARDNESS: Prepare your emergency kit 🌀 Don't wait until it's too late! Hurricane season is approaching, and now is the time to prepare your emergency kit. Being ready can make all the difference when a storm hits. Your hurricane emergency kit should include: • Water – at least one gallon per person per day for at least 3 days 💧 • Non-perishable food to last each person at least 3 days (don't forget a manual can opener!) 🥫 • Battery-powered or hand-crank radio, flashlights, and extra batteries 🔦 • First aid kit, prescription medications, and essential medical supplies 🩹 • Important documents in waterproof containers (insurance policies, IDs, bank records) Stay safe this hurricane season by preparing before the storm warnings begin! #HurricanePrep #StaySafe #EmergencyKit #BeReady (fb)

ANOTHER UPDATE ON POLE INSPECTIONS in PROGRESS: We want our MEP members in the Progress Community to know the Utility Asset Management contractors are continuing their pole inspections in their community. They are finishing up the Allen Brothers Circuit and will be moving to the St. Mary's Circuit, a circuit also out of the Progress substation. If anyone in the community has questions concerning the power pole inspections, they can look back at our Facebook post from early May for details on what the crews are doing, or our members can call MEP Dispatch for verification of where the crew is working. (fb)