Adding funding for Columbus power grid to my list of legislative asks<U+2026>
Dontavius Jarrells
@iamDontavius · OH · H
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Most distinctive Energy 0.3 pp above the party median
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Voice fingerprint. 1 topics shown on a symmetric scale from −1.0 pp to +1.0 pp. Most distinctive topic: Energy, 0.3 pp above the party median.
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| Energy | 0.8% | 0.5% | +0.3 pp | Over-indexed | 54 |
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There are over 12,000 families without power in North Linden, and I don't see a cooling center in that neighborhood. We only have one in South Linden, which is too far for some families. With today<U+2019>s excessive heat forecasted to reach 97 degrees today, we must address this.
Like many of you, I got some questions for @AEPnews. Here<U+2019>s a few: Why were customers not notified of planned power shutdowns due to grid strain? How were blacked out neighborhoods chosen? How are you actively helping customers understand how to make claims?
I<U+2019>m hearing as late as Thursday for some families to get their power turned back on. @AEPnews, please share an update below so we can share it across our networks.
Here<U+2019>s a map of where the outages are, along with cooling centers. https://t.co/12sZFQ9c7n
We need a cooling center in North Linden.
RT @_OLBC: Utility bills and eviction rates are high. @iamDontavius and the Ohio Controlling Board recently approved $71 million in energy<U+2026>