41 Perry Hall Homes Remain Without Power

Days after Superstorm Sandy first hit the area, some Perry Hall residents have spent more than 65 hours without electricity.

According to County Councilman David Marks, as of Thursday morning, roughly 41 homes in Perry Hall remained without power.

Several homes along Kilbride Court had power restored Thursday morning. Several homes along Schroeder Avenue, however, remained out after first losing power at about 5:30 p.m. Monday. The rest of the outages were largely scattered in small groups throughout the community, according to Marks.

Baltimore Gas and Electric Company officials announced on Thursday that 95 percent of customers who had lost electricity at the start of Superstorm Sandy had power restored. In Baltimore County, 7,396 outages remained out of 87,379 total outages.

"As each repair restores electric service to smaller groups of customers, BGE anticipates the vast majority of customers will have power restored by late tomorrow, with some isolated outages continuing into the weekend," according to a BGE release.

The Perry Hall Family Center Y at 4375 Ebenezer Rd. continues to offer free showers to anyone impacted by a power outage. Residents may also charge their electronic devices and warm up in the heat, the center announced.

Are you one of the 41 customers still out of power? Share your location and tell us how you're coping with the outage in the comments.