Governor DeSantis Reports Over 200,000 Power Restorations Following Hurricane Isaias
Governor Ron DeSantis announced that over 200,000 customers had their power restored following Hurricane Isaias, with crews making steady progress on restoration efforts. The storm caused widespread damage, primarily from falling trees and wind, with some areas experiencing significant power…
West Palm Beach Fort Pierce, FL, October 11, 2026 —
Governor Ron DeSantis announced on [Date Not Specified] that more than 200,000 customers have had their power restored in the wake of Hurricane Isaias. Restoration efforts are reportedly making steady progress across affected areas.
The hurricane caused widespread damage throughout the state, with reports indicating that falling trees and high winds were the primary sources of impact. Some regions experienced significant power outages as a result of the storm’s severity.
In addition to utility disruptions, state parks also sustained damage from the hurricane. However, recovery efforts have allowed for the gradual reopening of these natural spaces.
Looking ahead, Florida is preparing to submit a request for a major disaster declaration to the federal government, a step that typically facilitates federal aid for recovery and rebuilding initiatives. Specific details regarding the timeline for this request or the extent of federal assistance sought were not provided.
The contractor’s name was not provided. The exact timeline for restoration completion was not provided. The names of specific affected areas were not provided. The amount of any fines or code violations was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Kaylee Harter on www.wptv.com, see more information here.
