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After 100 mph winds, a derecho, and several tornados ravaged the Greater Capital Region on Oct. 7, many trees that had stood for decades were lost in parks and neighborhoods around the area.

More than 1,400 National Grid line, tree and service workers in western New York are focused on public safety and are making steady progress in removing downed wires, trees, tree limbs, broken poles and other hazards and restoring power after a severe wind storm swept across the region on Sunday.

As National Grid prepares for high winds that are expected to move across upstate New York on Sunday, the company has increased staffing across the region to more than 2,600 line, service, tree, damage assessment and public safety workers.

In preparation for high wind warnings forecasted in portions of New York State beginning Sunday and continuing through Monday, National Grid has increased staffing of service, tree, damage assessment and public safety workers.

PROVIDENCE, RI –– The COVID-19 pandemic has created several challenging and stressful situations for many, including those who are struggling to pay their utility bills for the first time.

National Grid is supporting commercial and industrial customers across the state with energy use planning aimed at reducing operating costs and reaching renewable energy targets

MELVILLE / BROOKLYN, N.Y. – National Grid is prepared to provide it’s 1.9 million customers in New York City and Long Island with sufficient natural gas to heat their homes and businesses on the coldest days this winter.

WALTHAM, M.A. – National Grid today issued the following statement regarding the impacts of the earthquake that occurred this morning near Buzzards Bay.