Mississippi Power Activates Storm Response Plan Ahead of Hurricane Isaias
Mississippi Power is implementing its storm response plan and opening its Storm Center in anticipation of Hurricane Isaias, mobilizing over 1,500 personnel and resources across its service territory and establishing a staging site in Jackson County.
Biloxi Gulfport, MS, October 9, 2026 — Mississippi Power has initiated its comprehensive storm response plan and opened its dedicated Storm Center as the company prepares for the potential impacts of Hurricane Isaias. The precautionary measure signals the mobilization of significant resources and personnel across the company’s operational areas.
In anticipation of the hurricane, Mississippi Power has mobilized over 1,500 employees and external support personnel. These individuals are equipped with the necessary resources and equipment to address potential power outages and infrastructure damage that may result from the storm. The company’s service territory is being assessed and prepared for the anticipated weather events.
To facilitate efficient deployment and response efforts, a staging site has been established in Jackson County. This location will serve as a central hub for coordinating crews, equipment, and logistics, allowing for rapid dispatch to affected areas within Mississippi Power’s service region. The activation of the Storm Center signifies a heightened state of readiness for the utility provider.
The company’s storm response plan is designed to ensure the safety of its employees and the public while working to restore power as quickly and safely as possible following severe weather. Further details regarding specific preparations or anticipated timelines were not provided.
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