Used to be a problem with outtages at camp, but it's been far more reliable in the past 8 years or so. Because Tri-County REC declared war on trees and tree limbs on their ROWs and had crews out clearing them over a long period of time.
Watched some of them work, the summer they spent near camp. Big machines that did the work of a half dozen men and left nothing behind but wood chips. Gave 'em permission to widen their ROW through part of my woods and they also flattened the brush under their wires there.
Actually had more outtages here at home last year, than they did up at camp. We lost the transformer one night for our neighborhood, couple accidents involving poles and two area-wide outtages due to equipment failure, one was for over 12 hours.
Called my cousin that lives across the valley from camp last year, when we had severe winds and were without power at home for several hours. He said their lights flickered a few times, but they never lost power like we did.
He told me I might wanta move up there?