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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has been assigned a mission by the Federal Emergency Management Agency to lead the planning, coordination and integration efforts to execute electrical power grid repair in Puerto Rico due to impacts caused by Hurricane Maria. USACE has partnered with the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority, the Department of Energy and FEMA in order to establish unity of effort and accomplish the mission. Left to right: Tim Gouger, USACE Program Manager, Stan Sillivant, USACE Electrical Engineer and Roberto Rosario, Palo Seco Plant Manager

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