PSEG LI says it's prepared for storm, doesn't expect many outages
PSEG LI spokesperson Ashley Chauvin tells News 12 that even though not many power outages are expected during today's storm - they are prepared in case there are.
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Feb 7, 2021, 3:47 PM
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Updated 1,265 days ago
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2h agoPSEG LI spokesperson Ashley Chauvin tells News 12 that even though not many power outages are expected during today's storm - they are prepared in case there are.
