Texas residents without power in Bolivar Peninsula can turn to these resource centers

This past weekend’s severe weather impacted thousands of residents along our coast, where nearly 4,000 customers in Bolivar Peninsula are still without power Monday morning.

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Entergy says its crews are working around the clock to restore electricity after the severe storm. The power company says dozens of its poles and transformers were damaged by the high winds and downed vegetation.

Crews hope power restoration will be complete by noon today. Residents, meanwhile, say they’re counting down the minutes.

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Two resource centers have been set up in Bolivar Peninsula, where residents can charge devices and find relief.

• High Island Gymnasium
  • Located on 6th Street & Dunman Street from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
• Port Bolivar Volunteer Fire Department
  • Located on Broadway Avenue & 18th Street from 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.