Unincorporated Flagler and Volusia county residence who rely on FPL electric for power to provide water from our wells to households during a power outage are requesting and petitioning for priority status to have power restored during power outages
I am currently drafting a formal letter to the Florida Power and Light regional office to outline the specific impact that extended well water pump failures have on our residential properties. We are arranging a meeting with county representatives to discuss how emergency restoration protocols can better account for households lacking municipal water access.
September 17, 2017
The growth of this petition has reached a level that warrants direct engagement with FPL representatives. I am now finalizing the formal request for a meeting to discuss priority restoration protocols for well-reliant households.
13 Comments
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David Bugno
8 years ago
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We may not be a large community (but definitely not small) we rely on well and septic, if we have no electricity then we have no running water or sewage to live, it is of most importance that during an outage, power needs to be restored fast, not just due to a larger community.
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Zachary Harman
8 years ago
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These country communities should be prioritized over other developments that have municipal water. These communities without power have livestock and families they have no water for.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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After hospitals etc, those who are on wells without water should be a priority. We need to drink, wash and flush toilets. We can live with heat and darkness, but going without water is a hardship.
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Patricia Knabe
8 years ago
We need water during power outages.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
We need running water, also my mother lives with us and is on oxygen and clap that she needs to survive.
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James Clements
8 years ago
Running water is not a luxury, it's a necessity we no longer use outhouses and each flush is approximately 2 gals. of water. Also a shower (even a cold one) would be nice and might aid in a nights sleep when temps increase after the storm.
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Susan Cavarretta
8 years ago
Without power we have no water or sewage. We should be considered a priority since we relie on electricity for both.
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Kelly DeLisa
8 years ago
Please make unincorporated Volusia County a priority when scheduling Workers to reconnect power.
Unincorporated Flagler and Volusia county residence who rely on FPL electric for power to provide water from our wells to households during a power outage are requesting and petitioning for priority status to have power restored during power outages
I am currently drafting a formal letter to the Florida Power and Light regional office to outline the specific impact that extended well water pump failures have on our residential properties. We are arranging a meeting with county representatives to discuss how emergency restoration protocols can better account for households lacking municipal water access.
September 17, 2017
The growth of this petition has reached a level that warrants direct engagement with FPL representatives. I am now finalizing the formal request for a meeting to discuss priority restoration protocols for well-reliant households.
13 Comments
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David Bugno
8 years ago
Featured
We may not be a large community (but definitely not small) we rely on well and septic, if we have no electricity then we have no running water or sewage to live, it is of most importance that during an outage, power needs to be restored fast, not just due to a larger community.
Z
Zachary Harman
8 years ago
Featured
These country communities should be prioritized over other developments that have municipal water. These communities without power have livestock and families they have no water for.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
After hospitals etc, those who are on wells without water should be a priority. We need to drink, wash and flush toilets. We can live with heat and darkness, but going without water is a hardship.
P
Patricia Knabe
8 years ago
We need water during power outages.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
We need running water, also my mother lives with us and is on oxygen and clap that she needs to survive.
J
James Clements
8 years ago
Running water is not a luxury, it's a necessity we no longer use outhouses and each flush is approximately 2 gals. of water. Also a shower (even a cold one) would be nice and might aid in a nights sleep when temps increase after the storm.
S
Susan Cavarretta
8 years ago
Without power we have no water or sewage. We should be considered a priority since we relie on electricity for both.
K
Kelly DeLisa
8 years ago
Please make unincorporated Volusia County a priority when scheduling Workers to reconnect power.
We may not be a large community (but definitely not small) we rely on well and septic, if we have no electricity then we have no running water or sewage to live, it is of most importance that during an outage, power needs to be restored fast, not just due to a larger community.