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The Park Fire has become the fifth-largest wildfire in California's history, spreading across over 391,000 acres. At OroraTech, we are actively monitoring the fire's progression and its impact on the region. We have also observed that several powerlines have been affected by the blaze. This incident shows how important it is not only for emergency services but also for energy companies to stay alert. By continuously monitoring fire situations and making informed decisions about safety measures, the power suppliers can better protect the infrastructure. If your assets are in the epicenter of fire incidents, contact us for assistance with monitoring the situation. We are here to help: https://lnkd.in/e6ENwt_K #ParkFire #Wildfires #California #EnergyInfrastructure #DisasterManagement

Reviving the Wet and Muddy Pond: Next Week's Focus Our pond is currently flooded and muddy, hindering progress on our project. However, we have a plan to dry it out and continue our work starting next week. In the meantime, we've completed the rock wall, which will serve as a containment barrier for the giraffes and zebras. Additionally, the top portion of our beautiful waterfall is finished and running smoothly. Despite power outages from recent storms, we remain dedicated to completing this project. #PondRenovation #ProjectUpdate #RockWallCompletion #WaterfallProgress #PowerOutages #ProjectDedication #OutdoorConstruction #RenovationGoals #PondRestoration #ProgressReport

Flooding and erosion are increasingly impacting our transportation infrastructure. You can find out how Ulteig Teamed up with TxDOT to tackle these challenges in the first phase of the FM 159 realignment project. #UlteigLeads #Transportation #Texas 

Flooding and erosion are increasingly impacting our transportation infrastructure. Discover how Ulteig teamed up with TxDOT to tackle these challenges in the initial phase of the FM 159 realignment project. #UlteigLeads #Transportation #Texas

Unveiling the Secret: How They Improved Our City's Sewers and Prevented Flooding Discover the untold story of how the mayor fought to upgrade our city's sewers, resulting in dry streets during heavy rains. Join us as we discuss the impact and importance of this infrastructure improvement. #UrbanInfrastructure #CitySewers #FloodPrevention #MayorSuccessStory #InfrastructureUpgrade #RainyDaySolution #UrbanDevelopment #CityImprovements #SewerUpgrade #FloodControl

The City of Urbandale has initiated a response to the significant weather event that impacted the southeastern portion of the city earlier today. Initial surveys have revealed several streets blocked by downed power lines and trees. City crews are actively working to clear debris and reopen these blocked streets. Community members are urged to avoid the southeast portion of Urbandale to allow crews to work efficiently and safely. Important Information for Residents: Avoid Downed Power Lines: Please stay away from downed power lines. For updates on power restoration, contact MidAmerican Energy directly. They are working diligently to restore electricity as quickly as possible. Visit their Outage Watch website: https://lnkd.in/gAi_nGQ8 Natural Gas Safety: If you smell natural gas, evacuate the structure immediately and call 9-1-1. Debris Collection: Information regarding curbside collection of storm-related debris will be shared in a future update. Please keep vegetative debris and construction debris separated at the curb for easier collection. We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this time. More information will be posted as it becomes available. For updates, visit www.urbandale.org/weather.

Pictured is a home affected by a wind storm, and a fallen tree has caused significant damage to the structure. If your property has been impacted, here's how we can help: ✅ Rapid damage assessment ✅ Emergency roof tarping ✅ Structural stabilization ✅ Debris removal services #washington #idaho #restoration #winddamage #emergencyresponse #disasterresponse

MISSOULA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC plans to bury a section of its power lines beginning this spring to mitigate the risk of wildfires. A federal grant from the Building Resilient Infrastructure in Communities will fund most of the work. Martin Kidston reports for Missoula Current.   "The grant meets a number of local priorities, said Adrian Beck, director of Disaster and Emergency Services at Missoula County. Among them, the funding helps harden local infrastructure in the face of a changing climate, and also looks to mitigate future disasters.   "'We're taking the existing hazard of red power lines in an area where it’s extremely high for wildfire risk, but also where it's really hard to maintain those lines,' said Beck. 'Whether it's a winter storm or windstorm or a wildfire event, ensuring we have reliable power in that corridor is part of this leverage.'" #undergrounding #powerlines #gridresilience #gridreliability #underground #power #electricity #infastructure #damageprevention #extremeweather #wildfiremitigation #criticalinfrastructure #powergrid #gridmodernization #powerindustry #powerdelivery #PDi2 https://lnkd.in/ez3v-WHR

If you've been affected by the recent storms, you know that getting your power restored swiftly is essential. Luckily, Agostino Utilities is here to get your electricity back online quickly so you can return to your daily routine. ⚡🔋🔧 #AgostinoUtilities #PowerRestoration #RapidMobilization #Services #SchwenksvillePA #StormRestorationServices #StormRestoration #RunStorm #StormChasing #StormRestoration #EmpoweringCommunities

Did you know that April is National Safe Digging Month? As you begin to tackle spring home-improvement projects that may involve excavating or digging on your property, here is your reminder to call 8-1-1 before putting a shovel into the ground. 811 is a national service that will notify local utilities of your planned project and have them mark underground infrastructure. This process helps prevent injuries, property damage and utility outages, and ultimately keeps you and your loved ones safe. #Call811 #CBYD #NationalSafeDigging Month