“Our power restoration process is designed to address emergency situations first and then to restore power to as many customers as possible,” read AES Ohio’s website.
Emergency situations include downed power lines, fires and services to hospitals and fire and police stations.
Once emergency situations have been taken care of, AES workers move on to large groups of customers and then address outages at individual homes.
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