While our colleagues at Bird Electric Enterprises, LLC are hard at work restoring power for utility customers impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, the rest of the Black & Veatch family is also pitching into recovery efforts. Teams from Overland Contracting Inc. delivered close to 10,000 bottles of water and other vital hydration supplies to a church serving locals in the Boone, North Carolina, area. Black & Veatch professional Garret Hooper took to the skies to help deliver crucial supplies with Operation Airdrop Inc, flying from Westchester, Pennsylvania, to northwestern North Carolina. Another of our professionals, Valerie Antaki, got the whole family in on the act, driving supplies from Georgia to South Carolina, where residents at the time were still without power, water, gas and other essentials. We are grateful to these team members for embodying our values, and to everyone who has contributed to relief efforts. Thank you for all that you do! Donate to the American Red Cross to support relief efforts: https://lnkd.in/guV33BD.
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