SECO Energy Storm Preparations

On the video to the right, Barry Bowman speaks with John LaSelva, director of Reliability & Operations at SECO Energy about being prepared for hurricanes and other storms in Central Florida.

SECO's Storm Center is provided to help give you helpful information following a major storm and to provide you a way to report an outage and to track progress in your area.

Click here to enter the Storm Center.

In addition, SECO provides a free 8-page Florida Storms brochure available online and at all SECO offices. This comprehensive guide is an excellent resource on storms common to Central Florida. It contains safety tips, a glossary of weather terms, wind speed and pressure effects, and tips on preparation.

Florida Statutes establish a registration program available through county and municipal emergency management agencies for customers who may need special assistance during emergency evacuations and sheltering. Customers with special needs may contact their local emergency management agency for registration and more information.

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If a storm strikes and you lose power, SECO has staff on hand 24-hours a day, 7-days a week, 365 days a year to take your call. Service technicians are on call to handle your emergency electric service needs whenever problems arise. To report an outage by phone, call 1-800-SECO-141 (1-800-732-6141) or your local SECO office and follow the prompts.

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Page last updated: Tuesday, September 30, 2008