Sunday Con Ed call: Line crew assigned to Pelham Manor to restore more than 300 customers

August 9, 2020

Pelham Manor participated in today’s ConEdison Incident Command staff conference call. ConEdison reported 33,000 customers out of power throughout Westchester County with 20,000 customers restored yesterday. 1,030 line personnel have been deployed to restore service with 300 additional personnel scheduled to arrive today.

A line restoration crew has been assigned today to Pelham Manor and will work on overhead line reconstruction to restore power to over 300 customers.

If you have reported a problem to ConEdison at the website, www.coned.com, you should have received an estimated time of restoration. If you receive a notice that you have been restored and are still without power, please contact ConEdison immediately to notify them of your continued outage by calling 800-75-CONED or on line at www.coned.com.

Dry ice is being distributed at New Rochelle City today until 9 PM or until supplies are exhausted.

You can sign up for text messages from ConEdison by texting “reg” to 688243.

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