Still many people in our surrounding area are without power. As you drive through Castlewood all you hear is the beeping of trucks\/machinery backing up, excavators and payloaders, and the hum of generators running all over town.<\/p>\n
The community has continued to rally, lots of the debris and damage has been picked up. The crews and volunteers have done a great job. Hats off to everyone involved.<\/p>\n
We have even seen a photo of a utility truck from Utah. Lots of crews from out of our area came and helped pitch in. This gives Otter Tail Power the ability to give some great news.<\/p>\n
Below is their most recent release:<\/p>\n
[Saturday, May 14, 4:30 p.m.] Our crews made significant progress throughout the day, restoring power to several areas while continuing to address isolated issues in the region.<\/p>\n
Below are communities still without power, as well as current estimated restoration times.<\/p>\n
Minnesota<\/p>\n
South Dakota<\/p>\n
If youre still experiencing an outage not listed, and havent yet reported it to us, please call or send us a direct message viaFacebook, said Area Manager Scott Wiese. And if you see damage to power lines or poles, stay safe and stay away.Report damage to us right away.<\/p>\n
We'll provide an update on restoration efforts around 9:30 a.m. Sunday atotpco.com\/outages.<\/p>\n
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