Thousands of Florida Power & Light Co. customers may not get their power back until Tuesday, the utility said. Although St. Lucie and Martin counties were “essentially restored" on Sunday, Indian River County isn't expected to reach the 95% power threshold until the end of the day Monday, according to FPL.

But it appears that timeline has been accelerated. About 99% of the 178,010 Brevard FPL customer accounts that lost power as a result of Hurricane Milton had their power back on by Monday morning. That leaves 1,750 FPL customers in Brevard still without power — and 93,973 statewide.

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The utility positioned its restoration workforce, equipment and supplies ― including mutual assistance from 37 states across the United States.

The Florida Power & Light Company ( FPL) has brought power back for almost 1.3 million customers who lost service due to Hurricane Milton.

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Collier County resumed government operations and services for the public Oct. 11, two days after Hurricane Milton caused shutdowns, and Collier Area Transit buses began running again.

Many residents are still without power after Hurricane Milton made landfall on Oct. 9 near Siesta Key. As of 6: 27 a.m., 187,910 Floridians are without power. TECO currently has 99,309 customers without power as of 6:37 a.

A recovery effort is underway in Florida after two back-to-back hurricanes devastated the US state. Milton made landfall as a Category 3 storm near Siesta Key last week with maximum sustained winds of 185 kilometres per hour.