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News Release

Tree Trimming Scheduled in Woodbury
$160,000 project will help improve CL&P system reliability



BERLIN, Conn. - January 25, 2012 - Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P) is reminding area residents that tree trimming is scheduled to begin in Woodbury the week of January 30. The $160,000 project is taking place primarily in the southeast corner of the town and includes Main Street, Sherman Hill Road, Old Sherman Hill Road, Tuttle Road, Hurds Hill Road, White Deer Rocks Road, Joshua Hill Road, Bacon Pond Road, Sage Road and Middle Quarter Road.

Work is expected to be completed by the end of February. Trimming is vital to reducing the number of tree-related power outages and improving service reliability for customers of CL&P.

Trees are the number one cause of power outages and regularly scheduled trimming is needed to reduce service interruptions. Trimming is also necessary to provide sufficient working space so line workers can maintain a safe distance from the power lines when repairing them.

Crews from Lewis Tree Service, Inc. are working under the guidance of CL&P Vegetation Management Program Coordinator Rick Sullivan.

Residents having questions can contact Annie Caruso of Lewis Tree Service at (860) 622-1963 or CL&P's Rick Sullivan at (860) 665-6124.



The Connecticut Light and Power Company (CL&P) has been part of everyday life in Connecticut for more than 100 years, providing safe and reliable electric service to homes, neighborhoods and businesses. With 1.2 million customers in 149 cities and towns, CL&P is improving the environments you live in, by offering programs in energy conservation, economic development and environmental stewardship. CL&P is a Northeast Utilities company (NYSE: NU). For more information, please visit www.cl-p.com , like us on Facebook at facebook.com/CTLightandPower and follow us on Twitter @CTLightandPower.
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Mitch Gross
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