FPL refused to tell the public, or even cities, specifically where power outages were, commissioners said, and offered changing or inaccurate estimates for restoration. Crews working in neighborhoods didn’t always communicate with homeowners.
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Florida Power & Light acknowledged Tuesday it needs to do a better job communicating with the public and with local governments after major storms and hurricanes, particularly in estimating when power will be restored. Continue reading…
Indian River Guardian 
Sorry ,but I don’t believe the FPL Public Relations Dept. when they say they are going to do better. The colossus has a lot to improve based on past performances. I am,however, happy when they admit they can do better,which is what we have been saying to some time. I wish them luck.