Larger areas of Dededo, Tamuning, southern villages, and now Mangilao have been added to the list of areas Guam Power Authority crews will focus of restoring electricity to over the next three days.
According to GPA, some areas of focus over the next 1 to 3 days include:
- P-270: Liguan Terrace subdivision.
- P-310: Harmon McDonald’s on to Route 1, including Taitano Road.
- P-250: Ordot-Chalan Pago area.
- P-280: Anigua substation towards Maina, and through to Asan valley.
- P-261: Malojloj gas station down to Inalahan, and onto Malesso.
- P-202: Route 1 from Tamuning substation to East Agana (old Nissan Motors).
- P-220, P-221, P-222, P-223: Agat and Santa Rita villages and subdivisions
- P-87*, P-88*, P-89*: Dededo village work continues, including Ysengsong.
- P-330*, Y-331*, Y-332*: Yigo village work continues.
- P-322: Alageta Street area, Dededo.
- P-294: Mariano Street area, Mangilao.
- P-46*: NCS area, Dededo
*Heavy typhoon damaged feeders
The GPA report states that as of 1 p.m., June 8, 2023, almost half of all residential customers have power, with 66 percent of islandwide customer demand (includes businesses and the government) restored.
15-member specialized crew from Washington en route
“A fifteen (15) member line crew from Snohomish PUD, Washington arrives this evening, Thursday, June 8 to assist in recovery effort,” the GPA report states. “This team will concentrate on the transmission system restoration in order to bring reliability back to pre-typhoon conditions. Transmission line restoration and redundancies are critical to a successful recovery.”
The Washington team will join GPA and a 12-member team from the CNMI’s Commonwealth Utilities Corporation in the round-the-clock everyday campaign to restore electricity to residents, businesses, and the government.
