Sentences with phrase «mutual aid agreements»

As Maria charged in, PREPA decided not to invoke mutual aid agreements with other public utilities the way Florida did for Irma.

The largest repair contract, valued at $ 300 million, was awarded to Whitefish, then a two - person company, rather than invoking mutual aid agreements with other utilities as power companies in Florida and Texas did after Hurricanes Irma and Harvey.

Actively coordinated with federal, state, and local emergency service officials establishing mutual aid agreements that directly aided Fort Meade and saved over $ 100K.

Typically in the wake of a major blackout, local governments invoke a mutual aid agreement with experienced public US utility companies, which can send crews at minimal cost to restore power.

A mutual aid agreement called the Emergency Management Assistance Compact allows Maryland to share resources with other U.S. states and territories during and after disasters.

Gov. Ricardo Rosselló said that «mutual aid agreements» with the states of New York and Florida «are going to be critical» in ongoing efforts to restore power to the hurricane - ravaged island after the fallout from the canceling of a contract with Whitefish Energy Holdings.

Cuomo said he also could send hundreds of power crews to Puerto Rico within days if the island's government activated a mutual aid agreement, which it has not.

Developed fire department operating instructions which included: AEDC emergency response on and off base and mutual aid agreements