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National Grid’s western New York field force remains active across the region removing downed wires, trees, tree limbs, broken poles and other hazards, while focusing on public safety and service restoration after a sustained, powerful windstorm – with gusts of more than 70 mph in some locations – hovered over the area through late Sunday evening.

National Grid is increasing staffing, extending evening and overnight work shifts, and closely monitoring a weather forecast that calls for strong winds, with gusts up to 65 mph, across portions of western and central New York through Sunday evening.

National Grid announced an award of more than $443,000 to MSP Realty LLC of Watertown to support the completion of the Bradley Street Commerce Park in the town of Pamelia

National Grid sponsored NIA Community Services Network’s Read Out Loud Campaign with a $2,500 grant from our Social Impact Team, helping provide over 5,000 students with access to great books and access to after school libraries for extra hours of reading time, which is key to the success and emotional wellness for students.

WALTHAM, MA – How you use energy can have a big impact on both your comfort and budget.

National Engineers Week is an occasion to celebrate the field of engineering while working to build a diverse future workforce.

BROOKLYN/HICKSVILLE, N.Y. – National Grid New York’s Vice President and Deputy General Counsel Philip Decicco Jr. has been selected to join the Partnership for New York’s 2022 Class of David Rockefeller Fellows, an immersive civic and leadership program for senior executives.

National Grid is increasing staffing, extending evening and overnight work shifts and closely monitoring an upstate New York weather forecast calling for a wintry mix of precipitation and strong winds, with gusts up to 45 mph, across portions of the region tonight through Saturday.