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Parts of southeastern Wisconsin remain impacted by power outages

Channel 3000 · last updated

MADISON, Wis. — Parts of southeastern Wisconsin are still feeling the effects of Friday’s storm. 

Downed trees, poles, and power lines have been reported in the areas of Juneau and Mayville, Wisconsin.

Spectrum released the following statement as it works to get customers back online:

“The severe thunderstorms, high winds and tornadoes caused widespread damage in the Juneau and Mayville areas of Wisconsin, downing trees, poles and power lines, with some areas still inaccessible to our crews.” “Spectrum service interruptions are largely aligned with power outages impacting the areas.”

“Our Spectrum team is working diligently, alongside the power companies, to make the necessary repairs to our network and get customers back online.” “We have team members on the ground and have brought in more than 50 additional technicians from neighboring areas to help expedite our restoration efforts wherever it is safe to do so.” “Customers can visit www.spectrum.net/greatlakes to receive additional information and updates on our progress.”

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