I know your doing your best a tree on main st in marstons mills has knock Down a pole nobody there working.g on it Ilive on lovells lb I have a very sick husband that need heat please try to get it running.g its been over 24hr TY

Can u try to get the power up and running on windshore road and falmouth road the stop lights are out and there's been two car accadents there u should get power back on there before someone gets hurt bad or killed

PleASE HELP sUNSET dRIVE AREA in Falmouth, small children everywhere, no heat...very unsafe...no one has fireplaces to stay warm! Thank you

Phinneys lane in Centerville would be great! Have diabetic husband. No source to cook food appropriate for him. Thanks so much

Have you completely forgotten/abandoned the entire tri-town area (mattapoisett, Marion, Rochester) all with over 90 percent outage (mattapoisett at 99%). What is going on, prepared, where, how... Get it together, tired of seeing energy trucks at dunkin donuts, etc.

why is brewster so susceptible to power outages 94% of town is out? we lose power every time the wind blows above 40 mph.

Thank you for doing the best that you can. We lived in S.FLA, and went for weeks after huricanes w/o water, power or traffic signals. We appreciate the work that your crews are doing! E.Sandwich resident

Went out for gas last night at 7pm- not one NSTAR truck anywhere . The winds were died down and I could move about easily in my truck. NSTAR says its all about safety but I call BS on this, start cutting customer payments in half this month and keep it going for everyday until restored. Start cutting bill payments and watch how fast power is back on. The big joke is that there were over 100 men in a room last night ready to go but were told not to start. NSTAR is a sham and didn't learn anything from their fines given for Irene storm. I have a generator and am fine but I really feel for those freezing at night but yet pay their bills. No excuse NSTAR you and your company should be shut down. Let National grid take over. At least they are offering timely updates to their customers. Hall storm should be put in jail. It's equivalent to a scheme. Get your act together, and to commenter on the Dunkin Donuts- so true. It really is where you see them most.

When are you guys going to do.work in West Harwich, 3 trucks went down Belmont rd and never stopped

Really need help with getting power back on one gas asthma one has sleep Apena and I have a one year old its been days now we life tanglewood in east Falmouth and to top it off wanted to go to a hotel all of them booked up most by nstar

Falmouth Road near lights at Mahoney's...have seen trucks up and down 28 all day since this morning. Some towns nearby with power..Cotuit and Marstons Mills. Don't get it. In a commercially zoned area. Very cold and waiting.

I know that restoration is slow going, but can NStar update for the Wareham area please. Everytown around us seems to be getting power back based on the outage map. even if it is slow going, they are getting power back!! but Wareham still remains at 93% without power. But why is nothing changing for Wareham?

NSTAR is a useless monopoly that has scrimped on investment in its infrastructure, failed to take preventative measures for years (like burying wires underground and trimming trees along their lines.) They made many false promises when they built a massive substation here in Stoughton. The Cape could be dark for a week, knowing their past efforts in our town. What a HORRID company. They need more fines from the AG's office.

Please refrain from using profane language.

Was at Dunkin' Donuts today and saw at least 20 trucks here with a bunch of guys standing around doing nothing, came back about an hour later. Still there. I'm cold, start fixing my power!

Everyone start posting photos of NSTAR workers at Dunkin Donuts!

Saw working at cumby's just hanging out there went back by about a hour later and they were still there... I have 5 kids and 2 dogs was scared my kids weren't going to wake up it was so cold in the house live in the back neighborhood off old Barnstable rd in east falmouth hoping that nstar and it's workers help out all of us .... Soon before the cold claims lives:(

NSTAR... we are tired of the excuses. Every big storm on the Cape we lose power for days, INEXCUSEABLE. It's time for Craig Hallstrom, President of NSTAR Electric to step down. It's obvious he is not qualified for the job.

Stop cutting corners and put up a system that can handle storms. I applaud the linemen who work hard in extreme conditions but you big shot executives are pathetic.

I cannot believe that you are saying Thursday for my power restoration This is totally unacceptable and I hope the state investigates why it is taking so long. There should be a way to reroute power. My house is at 42 degrees and when I see power less than a mile away I refuse to believe you cannot get power to here. Nice to see trucks meandering around doing nothing

i have a two month old and no power, enough said.

plymouth mass

You know, I live on the main road, day four no electricity and what really gets me is I see nstar trucks going by my house nonstop. My feeling is if they are in their trucks in this endless array, who is actually fixing anything? When their trucks stop, they are in the cape cod mall and centerville plaza yacking. I guess if you are getting good overtime pay, why actually get things done efficiently, whats the incentive? If nstar can be taken out so easily I want to know why their infrastructure is so weak? Take the hundreds of dollars you take of mine every month and reinvest it in your equipment. I had to send my children to go stay elsewhere because I dont have 911 and today is the first time our phones got a signal, I have lost hundreds of dollars in groceries because I never expected nstars trucks would still be parked at the mall long after my driveway was shoveled and the roads were clear. Once I get my electricity back I am going to start letter writing and making phone calls, someone needs tk hold them accountable!

I agree lets use our power, start documenting the nstar workers dawdling, post their dunkin donut photos with time stamps all over social media, lets not let this drop, lets hold nstar accountable and after our electricity is back on lets go after them and hold them accountable!

People, there are shelters open... clean off your cars & drive to your nearest one... if you can't drive there... call your local fire & rescue dept.. they will send someone for
you, your animals, health equipment, etc. If your cell phone isn't charged go to your car & charge it... please don't sit in your car for more than a few minutes without cracking a window
while you have your car running. If you have neighbors that you haven't seen any activity
from their home go check on them. This is survival time. Use that Yankee ingenuity the good Lord blessed us with & stop whining.
Heather G.
Falmouth

It is not fair that you a long time getting the power back in another day. I call and ask when power will be back and they gave me a answer I don,t know. They really need to get power back right away when it goes out.

Nstar is doin the best they can! I have not had power since Friday night at 8pm and I have a 4 year old and a 5 year old. Yes it sucks that we have no power or heat but I am sure the crews r doin their best! Thank u Nstar workers :)

Erin.... the last three big storms residents lost power for days. It may be acceptable for you but not for the other 99.99% of the residents on the Cape. We are in one of the windiest section if not THE windiest section in North America. It's about time NSTAR updates it's equipment instead of paying a fortune in overtime.

I am really offended by all of you ignorant people out there. My husband works for NSTAR and I know, for a fact, that NSTAR workers have been working around the clock. I understand that having power is inconvenient as I lost my power also. I have three small children and my husband is out risking his life for you! He is out working when wind gusts are at 75+ miles per hour and out today working in the rain (electricity and water do not go well together). He is working 18 hours a day. There are crews from other states working around the clock. Maybe you don't see NSTAR trucks because there are other 'contractors' or companies (hired by NSTAR) driving around fixing electricity or they are on a side road that you are not driving down. NSTAR can't control if tree companies haven't gotten to trees that have fallen down, can't get to areas that are not properly plowed and can't replace poles that are set by the telephone company in certain towns (NSTAR does not set the poles in all the towns). Sometimes NSTAR has to wait for other companies before they can get started on what they need to do (hence they may not know when your power will be restored due to factors beyond their control). The lineman are out there risking their lives to get you power back. Are they not allowed to take breaks, eat dinner, eat lunch? There are more than 50 NSTAR trucks on the Cape ... How do you know they were the same trucks at DD for an hour? You should not judge until you walk in someone's shoes....