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As record-low temps approach, some in Acadiana might not see power restored Monday night Leigh Guidry, Lafayette Daily Advertiser As temperatures continue to drop in south Louisiana, many remain without power and might not see restoration Monday, officials said. Cleco's southern district, which includes Acadiana parishes, saw the most customers lose power compared to its central and north Louisiana districts, communication strategist Fran Phoenix said. At the height of Monday's winter storm, 11,110 Cleco customers were without power, with more than 6,600 of those located in I...

Cleco brings in more crews, specialists ahead of winter weather Closing customer service offices Monday, Feb. 15 Cleco and last updated 2021-02-14 14:58:37-05 Cleco says it's prepared for the winter storm that is already bringing ice and snow to parts of the company’s service territory. “In addition to our Cleco line crews, we are bringing in over 200 contractor line mechanics from Louisiana, Florida and Texas,” said James Lass, director of distribution operations and emergency management. “In addition, we’ve nearly doubled the number of vegetation specialists we wil...

PINEVILLE, La. – Jan. 12, 2021 – As of 8:30 a.m., Cleco had restored power to approximately 5,100 of the 5,300 customers who lost power after a mix of ice and snow moved through north and central Louisiana. “The remaining customers without power are expected to have power today if they can receive power,” said…

CLECO As of noon today, Cleco has restored power to over 2,000 of the 5,300 customers affected by the mix of ice and snow that moved through north and central Louisiana. Cleco estimates the majority of its customers should have their power back on today. “There may be some scattered outages in our northern parishes…

Approximately 4,300 Cleco customers are without power this morning due to ice and snow in parts of Louisiana that began last night and continued into early this morning. “The majority of these outages are in north and central Louisiana which were hit the hardest.  The roads and ditches are iced over, so in some instances…