Do they make tree resistant poles? That's what happened near me, trees fell into the pole during like 70+ mph winds.
It's almost always trees around here, limbs or whatever. They do trim back them, but there's so many trees. I suppose they could trim them more often but people already bitch that they do this using their monopoly easements onto people's property. Also because they only trim the parts that threaten the lines so it looks goofy. (They will take down the entire tree, for free, if you ask though.)
The government is happy to explain why we don't bury everything: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=7250
It's almost always trees around here, limbs or whatever. They do trim back them, but there's so many trees. I suppose they could trim them more often but people already bitch that they do this using their monopoly easements onto people's property. Also because they only trim the parts that threaten the lines so it looks goofy. (They will take down the entire tree, for free, if you ask though.)
The government is happy to explain why we don't bury everything: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=7250
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