JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — As Hurricane Debby begins to hit the First Coast, thousands are expected to be affected or lose power. Northeast Florida's three primary energy providers, JEA, Clay Electric and Florida Power & Light, are keeping track of residents facing the storm.
Clay Electric at one time reported more than 40,000 customers affected in its 15-county area. JEA is reported nearly 10,000 customers impacted while Florida Power & Light was reporting about more than 10,000 local outages across 29,000 impacted, mostly on Florida's Southwest coast.
Last updated- 2:25 p.m.
JEA (Duval County):
- Total affected customers- 11,195
Clay Electric (Alachua County):
- Total affected customers- 8,369
Clay Electric (Baker County):
- Total affected customers- 807
Clay Electric (Bradford County):
- Total affected customers- 1,559
Clay Electric (Clay County):
- Total affected customers- 840
Clay Electric (Columbia County):
- Total affected Customers- 11,572
Clay Electric (Marion County):
- Total affected Customers- 3,385
Clay Electric (Putnam County):
- Total affected Customers- 3,000
Clay Electric (Union County):
- Total affected Customers- 2,426
Florida Power & Light (Baker County)
- Total customers with power out- 790
Florida Power & Light (Bradford County)
- Total customers with power out- 1,220
Florida Power & Light (Clay County)
- Total customers with power out- 660
Florida Power & Light (Columbia County)
- Total customers with power out- 5,640
Florida Power & Light (Flagler County)
- Total customers with power out- 4
Florida Power & Light (Nassau County)
- Total customers with power out- 600
Florida Power & Light (Putnam County)
- Total customers with power out- 1,320
Florida Power & Light (St. Johns County)
- Total customers with power out- 2,150
Florida Power & Light (Union County)
- Total customers with power out- 0
