“Big Thanks to Utility Crews on Favre Street”: Residents Express Gratitude After Night Work
It’s not every day that Facebook lights up with praise instead of complaints, but one recent post from a Conway resident did exactly that — and neighbors were quick to pile on the gratitude.
On April 22, a local resident took to Facebook to give a shoutout to utility workers toiling late into the night on Favre Street. Her post read:
“To the men tonight out working on Favre — thank you for being out there in the middle of the night to keep our electricity going. You are seen and appreciated!”
That simple message struck a chord.
⚡ Late-Night Repairs, Big-Hearted Responses
Favre Street had been experiencing utility issues earlier in the week, prompting emergency work during the evening hours. While such repairs can be inconvenient, most residents shared sentiments of support.
“They were out there when I drove by at 10:30 p.m., still working hard!” one commenter wrote.
“Much love to our Entergy crews — I know they’ve been stretched thin lately,” added another.
While the exact nature of the issue wasn’t officially detailed, many assumed it was related to post-storm maintenance or aging infrastructure repairs.
🛠️ Who Handles It?
In Conway, the Conway Corporation and Entergy Arkansas are the main entities responsible for maintaining electric utilities. For outages, Conway residents can check:
👏 Community Appreciation Goes a Long Way
In total, the post drew 135 reactions and nearly a dozen comments, most echoing thanks and appreciation. Several users tagged friends or relatives who work in utility or city crews, reminding them their efforts are noticed.
A few users even noted this isn’t the first time they’ve seen crews responding promptly and professionally after hours.
“They always come through — we take electricity for granted until it’s gone!”
“These guys are heroes in reflective vests.”
💡 How to Report and Stay Safe
For anyone wanting to stay on top of utility work or report outages:
- Visit conwaycorp.com
- Use the MyEntergy app to track outages
- Report downed lines to Conway Police Dispatch at (501) 450-6120 or directly to your utility provider
🗣️ Final Word
This small moment on Favre Street reminded the Conway community of something bigger: how even unsung, everyday workers keep the lights on — quite literally.
So next time you see flashing lights and reflective gear on your street late at night, remember — someone’s out there in the dark making sure you aren’t.