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Congratulations to our very own Customer Service Representative Danielle Teel for receiving the Rising Star Award at the Municipal Electric Association of Massachusetts Communications & Energy Services Award ceremony. Danielle is a dedicated and driven employee at Merrimac Light and we couldn’t agree more that she is a rising star! Thank you for all your hard work, Danielle.
Pictured, General Manager Mary Usovicz and Customer Service Representative Danielle Teel ... See MoreSee Less
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Were you one of the lucky customers that lost power last night? Would you like to know what happened? it was either:
A. Aliens
B. The ever elusive Big Foot
C. a meteorite
D. Branch fell on the wires
Fortunately, power was restored in about an hour and 10 minutes. Hopefully everyone slept right through it. Happy Friday!! ... See MoreSee Less
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Guess which city or town Merrimac Light is doing streetlight maintenance work in today.... Amesbury, Haverhill, Merrimac or Salisbury? Can you pinpoint the street? ... See MoreSee Less
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Ripple Ripple Ripple… Our crew was out yesterday on _________ (fill in the blank) prepping poles for Ripples Fiber Service. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hello Merrimac,
Are you wondering "why did my lights flicker last night?"
•National Grid was working on their system, switching equipment on and off: During maintenance, crews often switch circuits or reroute power. These quick changes can cause brief dips or surges that make lights flicker.
• Voltage fluctuations: Work on high voltage lines can momentarily affect the stability of the local voltage. Sensitive lights, especially LEDs, tend to show this as flickering.
• Load balancing: When power is redirected to keep everyone supplied during maintenance, the system may briefly adjust the load, causing small interruptions.
Is it dangerous? In most cases, no. The flicker is temporary and stops once the work is finished. It does not usually indicate a problem inside your home.
When to get it checked? If the flickering continues long after the scheduled work or affects only one room or one fixture, it may be a home wiring or appliance issue, and you may want to have an electrician take a look. ... See MoreSee Less
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MMLD was called to West Main Street by the Haverhill line last evening for an accident involving a large truck that snagged some phone/cable lines and snapped two telephone poles causing an outage which lasted for several hours for several MMLD customers. If you live in the area and have any security footage of the incident and/or a large truck traveling through the area between 7:30 and 8:00 last evening please let us or MPD know. ... See MoreSee Less
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Good morning,
Due to March 1st falling on a Sunday, the bills will post overnight (tonight) to our website www.merrimaclight.com Also, Since March 15th falls on a Sunday we will honor the discount if you get your payments in by Monday March 16th. ... See MoreSee Less
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Good morning Merrimac!
All is well so far at MMLD. Roads are in decent shape but the wind and blowing snow made for a fun commute (all 6/10 of a mile). If you experience flickering lights, a power outage or tree limbs ON wires please give us a call at 978-346-8311. Otherwise stay home (if you can), stay safe and warm! ... See MoreSee Less
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