The total number of restored customers continues to increase each day, WAPA said Wednesday. The restoration is estimated at approximately 57 percent territory-wide, and the utility said crews will continue to restore customers in the following areas through the weekend:<\/p>\n
St. Croix:<\/span><\/b> All for the Better, Annas Hope, Barren Spot, Estate Bethlehem \/ Middle Works, Castle Burke, Catherine\u2019s Rest, Clifton Hill, Coakley Bay, Concordia, Constitution Hill, Cotton Valley, Diamond, Enfield Green, Glynn, Golden Rock, Grapetree Bay, Green Cay, Grove Place, \u00a0Humbug, Judith\u2019s Fancy, La Grande Princesse, Lorraine Village, Mon Bijou, Mount Pleasant, Mount Welcome, North Slob, North Street, Orange Grove, Paradise, Parara, Peppertree Terrace, Peter\u2019s Rest, Profit Hills, Richmond, Ruby, Shoys, Shoys Pump, Sight, Smithfield, Solitude, South Slob, Southgate, St. Georges, Teague Bay, Tipperary, Turner Hole, Two Brothers, Two Williams, Union & Mount Washington, Upper Bethlehem and Whim. On Wednesday, 267 additional customers were restored.<\/span><\/p>\n St. Thomas:<\/span><\/b> \u00a0Annas Retreat, Bakkeroe, Blackbeard\u2019s Hill, Bolongo, Bonne Esperance, Bonne Resolution, Bordeaux, Botany Bay, Bovoni, Contant, Crown & Hawk, Estate Hoffman, Estate Hope, Estate Pearl, Estate Thomas, Fortuna, Frenchman Bay, Frydenhoj, Hidden Valley, Hospital Ground, Jeppesgang, Lerkenlund, Lindbergh Bay, Lytton Fancy, Mandahl, Mariendahl, Nazareth, Norre Gade, Nye Gade, Red Hook Road, Weymouth Rhymer Highway \/ Donoe, Santa Maria, Sapphire Village, Smith Bay, Solberg, St. Joseph & Rosendahl, Subbase, Taarneberg, Tabor & Harmony, Tutu, Tutu High Rise I, Water Island, Watergate and Wintberg. Approximately 170 additional customers were restored on Wednesday.<\/span><\/p>\n St. John:<\/span><\/b> While crews are working throughout Cruz Bay and Coral Bay,\u00a0\u00a0 additional customers were restored Wednesday\u00a0 in Bethany, Cruz Bay and in Lower Carolina.<\/span><\/p>\n Customers are advised that WAPA continues to receive regular shipments of materials and supplies in both districts to complete the power restoration. Crews are awaiting shipments of transformers in both districts, which are vital to the continued restoration of service. The transformers are expected on island this week and will be dispatched for continued restoration.<\/span><\/p>\n Residents are reminded of the need to shut off standby generators when line crews are in your neighborhood restoring electrical service. A standby generator has the potential to back feed electricity to the grid which poses a severe safety risk to restoration crews.<\/span><\/p>\n POTABLE WATER SYSTEM:<\/span><\/u><\/b> There are five days of emergency water storage on St. Croix, six days on St. John and eight days on St. Thomas. The potable water standpipe in Subbase, St. Thomas is now functional.<\/span><\/p>\n OTHER INFORMATION<\/span><\/u><\/b><\/p>\n The total number of restored customers continues to increase each day, WAPA said Wednesday. The restoration is estimated at approximately 57 percent territory-wide, and the utility said crews will continue to restore customers in the following areas through the weekend: St. Croix: All for the Better, Annas Hope, Barren Spot, Estate Bethlehem \/ Middle Works, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":59164,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[628,147],"tags":[68,7564],"yoast_head":"\n\n
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