🏥 The Classroom Makeover Grant reveal at Hialeah Gardens Senior High School unveiled more than a redesigned learning space, it introduced a fully equipped hospital simulation environment. With dedicated stations for nursing, emergency care, rehabilitation and allied health, students can gain hands-on experience in an immersive setting designed to prepare them for future healthcare careers. 🩺✨ #FPLCares #PowerToEducate #KnowledgeIsPower

We teamed up with @ManateeGov to provide residents resources including our energy-efficiency kits filled with easy-to-install items to save energy. Attendees also learned about FPL programs like Saving Steps, which helps eligible customers reduce everyday energy use and receive a one-time $200 bill credit after completing the program. Customers can explore available support options at FPL.com/Assistance. #FPL #SavingSteps #WaysToSave #ManateeCounty

Surprise delivery!🔧We are proud to continue supporting the Indiantown High School Electrathon team with the additional tools they need to complete their second electric go-kart. These Martin County School District students are building skills for the future along with this vehicle.⚡

I know our customers and communities across Northwest Florida have been through so much in the wake of Hurricane Isaias. I was there throughout our response and saw firsthand the challenges you’re facing. I’m grateful to our team for the long hours and commitment they’ve shown, including the thousands of men and women from 29 states who supported our restoration. And I’m impressed by the resilience of our customers and the way people across Northwest Florida have come together to help each other. Thank you for your patience. We know restoring power is just one step in the recovery ahead for many of the communities impacted by Isaias. As Northwest Florida recovers, we’ll continue to be here for you. – Scott Bores, FPL president & CEO

As restoration continues after Hurricane Isaias, we’re staying connected with customers in the hardest-hit communities and helping them find recovery resources. Eligible customers may qualify for assistance with utility bills and repairs to storm-damaged, customer-owned electrical equipment. Learn more at spr.ly/6016BHzCPk.

Every customer still without power remains our priority. Crews continue working across affected communities to restore power to every customer who can safely receive it. A cold front moving through the area this weekend is expected to bring strong winds, creating conditions that will impact power lines. As a result, customers in areas affected by Hurricane Isaias may experience weather-related outages. On location: Brent Lane in Pensacola, Florida

The Salvation Army is working alongside us to help customers recover after Hurricane Isaias. Through FPL Care To Share and FPL Saving Steps, eligible households can access assistance with utility bills, qualifying electrical repairs and other needs. Hear why this partnership matters and find available support at FPL.com/Assistance.

We continue supporting and restoring power to customers who experienced extensive damage in the hardest-hit areas. Eligible customers can receive assistance with utility bills, qualifying electrical repairs and other basic needs. Learn more, check eligibility and apply at FPL.com/Assistance.

Help remains available across affected communities. Outage relief sites are providing assistance including ice, water and answers to restoration-related questions. Some also have phone chargers. Find a location near you at spr.ly/6012BHJVxE.

Up to $2,000 may be available to eligible households for qualifying electrical repairs after Hurricane Isaias. It is something most homeowners never have to think about, but some equipment connected to the home, including the meter enclosure or weatherhead, must be repaired by a licensed electrician before service can be safely restored. This graphic explains which equipment FPL maintains, which equipment is part of the home. To apply for assistance through FPL Care To Share, visit: spr.ly/6012BHJRhw

Restoration after dark. Crews are working to rebuilding damaged equipment to bring more customers back online.

Our crews will continue identifying and making needed repairs, including more immediate, short-term repairs to bring back service, with plans to make longer-term repairs in the days ahead. Thank you for your patience.

Being without power after a major storm is challenging. Even if you don’t see them, our crews continue restoration work to repair infrastructure, rebuild damaged equipment and restore service to customers.

Crews stayed on the job overnight, completing repairs and restoring more customers. We continue working today to restore customers who remain without power in the hardest hit areas.

FPL has completed power restoration to more than 95% of customers affected by Hurricane Isaias – including those in the hardest hit areas of Escambia and Santa Rosa counties. Read more: spr.ly/6013BHGEcP

For customers still without power, we understand restoration cannot come soon enough. Crews will continue working through the night ahead, completing the difficult repairs that remain and restoring service safely and as quickly as possible.

𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲: We have restored power to about 90% of customers affected by Hurricane Isaias. We know every customer that is still without power is counting on us. Crews are working around the clock on the most complex repairs, and some work may also be happening miles away on parts of the grid that must be repaired first. Eligible customers with a storm-damaged meter enclosure, weatherhead or other customer-owned equipment may apply for up to $2,000 through FPL Care to Share to help with repairs by a licensed electrician. Visit FPL.com/assistance.

Scenes from Pensacola today, Oct. 13, 2026: Crews continue working across the area to repair damage and safely restore power to remaining customers. Location: 10 Mile Road and Mercer Lane

Crews installed a replacement pole along Ariola Drive today after Hurricane Isaias snapped the original pole in half. It is one of several poles being replaced to help restore service across Pensacola Beach. With the main feeder restored, crews are now moving through side streets and neighborhoods, repairing damaged power lines and replacing poles while navigating water intrusion and work sites near the Gulf.

Crews in Cantonment in Escambia County continue to work tirelessly to restore power to the community. We will not stop until everyone's lights are back on.