We’re taking a comprehensive approach to address reliability issues in Attala County. Work began in September 2026 and will be largely complete by the end of the year. Some projects in our Superpower Mississippi plan will continue through the second quarter of 2027. Our work includes:

Vegetation management

• Removing hazardous trees and overgrown branches near power lines along the main feeders
• Conducting regular patrols to identify and address vegetation risks before they cause problems, including addressing trees that are outside of our right of way
• Maintaining regular trim cycles using historical data, satellite imagery and other technology to determine the optimal trimming schedule frequency. All seven feeder lines are scheduled for regular trim cycling between 2027 and 2029.

Infrastructure and communication improvements

• Completing inspection analysis and repairing or replacing damaged electrical components
• Performing a sectionalization study to identify locations where protective devices can be installed on lines to reduces the number of customers affected by an outage
• Replacing poles, electrical lines and other previously planned asset renewal work
• Coordinating our protective systems to ensure faster restoration when issues occur
• Launching an additional 12 reliability projects ahead of schedule, bringing them into our 2027 work plans
• Enhancing outage communication by refining communications protocols, strengthening data validation practices and expanding real-time field reporting to improve accuracy and timeliness of outage messaging.

We’re committed to being good neighbors and during this time will work to minimize disruptions to your daily life, notify you in advance of any planned outages, and keep you informed about progress and completed work. A detailed action plan and schedule is shown below. Check back regularly for updates to this page and confirm your notification preferences and contact information are updated in your myEntergy account.