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Crews are diligently working to restore power, though it will take some time to safely clear tree debris and complete repairs. For updates on power outages from our Fulton County providers:
•Cobb EMC: https://ebill.cobbemc.com/maps/OutageWebMap/
•Coweta-Fayette EMC: https://outage.utility.org/OMSWebMap/OMSWebMap.htm
•Georgia Power: https://outagemap.georgiapower.com/
•GreyStone Power: https://www.outageentry.com/CustomerFacingAppJQM/outage.php……
•Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation: https://ebill.sawnee.com/maps/OutageWebMap/

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Inside the Power Restoration Process
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We hear your frustration and know being without power is difficult. This video can help you learn why your neighbor might have power, but you don’t yet.

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