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Linemen work to restore Navarre’s power

October 14, 2026 | Hansen Hasenberg

Following Hurricane Isaias, the majority of people were left without power throughout Northwest Florida. Navarre was no exception.

To restore electric power, linemen with Florida Power & Light, as well as contractors from across the nation, descended upon Navarre.

Lineman crews worked throughout the weekend and into this week to restore power to Santa Rosa County residents following Hurricane Isaias.

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