PSEG LI to get $729M in storm protection funds
PSEG Long Island is getting more than $700 million from Albany to help prevent power problems in the event of a major storm. The funding will go toward replacing circuits and elevating substations.
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Mar 17, 2015, 7:20 AM
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Updated 3,613 days ago
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PSEG Long Island is getting more than $700 million from Albany to help prevent power problems in the event of a major storm.
The funding will go toward replacing circuits and elevating substations.
Crews will start making the improvements in the towns of Huntington and Southold next month.
More than 1 million people were left without power after Superstorm Sandy.
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