Governor DeSantis Reports Power Restored to Hundreds of Thousands After Storm Isaias
Following storm Isaias, Florida Governor DeSantis stated that 448,000 people were without power, and major routes in the Panhandle have been reopened.
Eureka, CA, October 10, 2026 — Following the impact of storm Isaias, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has provided an update on the state’s recovery efforts. According to the Governor’s statement, a significant number of residents experienced power outages in the wake of the storm.
Governor DeSantis reported that a total of 448,000 people were without electricity following the passage of storm Isaias. This figure indicates a widespread disruption to power services across affected areas of Florida.
In parallel with the restoration of power, efforts have been made to clear and reopen essential transportation infrastructure. Governor DeSantis announced that major routes located within the Panhandle region have now been reopened. This action is critical for facilitating emergency services, the movement of essential supplies, and the return to normalcy for communities in the area.
The extent of the damage and the timeline for full power restoration for all affected individuals were not detailed in the provided statement. Information regarding the specific areas most impacted by power outages or the contractors involved in restoration efforts was also not immediately available.
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