T-U: More JEA crews head to Northeast

7:17 AM, Nov 9, 2012   |    comments
Jacksonville Energy Authority utility workers in New York. (Photo: Courtesy of JEA)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Thirty-two utility workers are headed to Long Island on a charter bus Friday to help relieve JEA crews who left on Oct. 29, the Florida Times Union reports.

The Times-Union says utility workers have been helping in the recovery effort in the Northeast after the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy and this week's nor'easter.

Read the full story at: Jacksonville.com

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