According to information released by the utility, over 20,000 accounts are at risk of disconnection, prompting local advocacy groups to push the city council to take steps to extend the current moratorium.
When it comes to Entergy and the increasingly onerous rates they are currently charging the citizens of New Orleans, some say its all about greed and the almighty dollar. Luckily, the New Orleans City Council is fighting hard to force more equity and accountability from Entergy New Orleans (ENO) while they plan for new options. […]
Much like the 1970s English progressive rock supergroup Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Xavier University staffer Bart Everson, former state Senator J.P. Morrell and City Councilmember Kristin Palmer often sang the same tune at Wednesday nights forum in the city council at-large division 2 race which was hosted by the Gambit. Thats not to say the […]
Support Is Strong for $15 Wage & Enforcement, Bringing Entergy in Line, and Improving Garbage Collection and Police Protection A post-Ida quality of life poll released today provides a fresh snapshot on a variety of issues including Entergy, garbage, crime, the citys recovery, the $15 minimum wage, and Mayor Cantrells re-election prospects. The poll was […]
Entergy.com As over 700,000 homes in metro New Orleans sat in the dark on Thursday, Entergy posted the following message on their website. Something that is impacting all Entergy customers, not just those affected by the storm, is that the devastation from Hurricane Ida is causing delays in receiving and processing payments sent to Entergy via […]
At an emergency meeting of the New Orleans City Council at 10 am today, Council President Helena Moreno will take the lead in grilling Entergy about the timeline and process of restoring electricity to Orleans Parish and rebuilding the grid which was virtually destroyed by Hurricane Ida. Central to that discussion is the apparent failure […]
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