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Hundreds of National Grid workers remain active amid challenging conditions as they remove downed wires, trees, tree limbs, broken poles and other hazards, while focusing on public safety and service restoration after a winter storm brought heavy, wet snow to areas of eastern New York beginning Friday evening.

National Grid consumer advocates want to remind customers to act quickly if they are facing a potential shutoff and be aware that emergency assistance funds are still available for income eligible customers.

ALBANY, N.Y. — National Grid is preparing its response to a winter storm in upstate New York.

National Grid consumer advocates want to remind customers to act quickly if they are facing a potential shutoff, as emergency assistance funds available for income-eligible customers are limited.

With another winter storm heading our way, National Grid has increased staffing and is extending evening and overnight work shifts in preparation for snow, sleet, ice and potential high winds across portions of upstate New York Wednesday and Thursday.

National Grid is committed to helping all customers manage their energy costs this winter, especially those facing financial hardships.

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