Customers of National Grid in two Massachusetts communities are anticipated to be impacted by a scheduled power outage. The planned power shutdown is part of the ongoing maintenance and upgrade work being carried out by the energy company.
Both residential and commercial properties in the areas will experience the temporary power disruption. However, exact details about the number of customers and the specific locations to be affected have not yet been shared by National Grid.
The energy company is working diligently to limit the inconvenience caused by the power shutdown. To this end, they plan to communicate relevant information to their customers in advance of the outage— including the expected outage duration and any safety protocols that might need to be followed during the shutdown.
Residents and businesses are encouraged to make the necessary preparations ahead of the scheduled disruption. As part of this, they might consider charging essential devices, revising electronic settings, and making alternative arrangements if they rely on electricity for critical needs.
The scheduled power outage forms part of National Grid’s ongoing endeavor to maintain reliable service and improve infrastructure across all its service areas. Although temporary disruptions can be inconvenient, such works are crucial in ensuring longer-term power stability and service quality for customers.
Customers wishing to know more about the scheduled outage, its duration, or recommendations to manage during the outage can visit the National Grid website or contact the company’s customer service for further information.
Last modified: January 15, 2025
