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Eversource Planning Ongoing Tree Trimming Work in NH

Eversource recently announced ongoing tree trimming work throughout the state​, most extensively in the Derry/Londonderry region.

LONDONDERRY, NH - Eversource recently announced ongoing tree trimming work throughout the state, the most extensive work being completed in the Derry/Londonderry region. According to a release, Eversource will be trimming trees along 150 miles of power lines in Derry, and trees will also be trimmed along 110 miles in Londonderry this year.

“The drought plaguing the region over the last several years may have ended, but the effects are long-lasting and took a toll on trees around the state,” said Eversource Vegetation Management Manager Bob Allen. “Consecutive infestations by the gypsy moth and now by the emerald ash borer are adding to the problem, that’s why identifying and removing hazardous trees is vital. We’re always working to serve our customers better, and our comprehensive tree trimming program is part of an overall strategy to ensure year-round reliability.”

In 2018, Eversource will be trimming trees along more than 2,850 miles of overhead lines around the state. Of the more than 120 communities where tree trimming will be performed this year, the most extensive work will be completed in Derry, where crews will complete tree trimming and hazardous tree removal along 150 miles of power lines in the community. Trees will also be trimmed along 110 miles of power lines in Keene, 110 miles in Londonderry, and 100 miles in Barnstead. Significant work will also be completed in Loudon, Canterbury, Claremont, Hampstead, and Lancaster. Eversource notifies customers in advance if any trimming is necessary on their property.

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Eversource strongly recommends contacting a professional tree service to perform this work. For details on the company’s comprehensive vegetation management program, please visit Eversource.com.

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