MACON, Ga. — In preparation for the landfalls of both Laura and Marco, Georgia Power is sending hundreds of workers and support staff to Mississippi and Louisiana.
13WMAZ captured when crews headed to the coast last year, when Hurricane Dorian swept by the Georgia Coast.
Crews planned to leave the Georgia Power Offices on Key Street in Macon around 7 a.m. Monday.
They'll help Mississippi Power with any potential recovery efforts.
Mississippi Power has also put Georgia Power crews on hold until Tuesday to plan for hurricanes moving closer to the New Orleans area.
Georgia Power expects to send nearly 100 workers and support staff and the agency says they are releasing about 150 contract workers as well.
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