Crews continue to cleanup to the damage from this weekend's winter storms.

As of Noon on Tuesday:

18 counties and three cities have declared States of Emergency:

Bell, Breathitt, Carter, Clay, Floyd, Harlan, Jackson, Johnson, Knott, Lawrence, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Magoffin, Owsley, Perry, Pike and Whitley counties. The cities of Salyersville (Magoffin), Paintsville
(Johnson) and Olive Hill (Carter).

3,570 connections are without water (includes residence and
businesses)

The following shelters are in operation in 12 counties:

Bell County:
Pineville High School

Breathitt County:
Jackson Fire Department/EOC

Floyd County:
Grace Way United Methodist Church
Wheelwright Freewill Baptist Church
Martin Community Center
Betsy Lane Senior Citizen's Center
Mudd Creek Senior Citizen's Center

Harlan County:
Christ's Hands-My Brothers House

Johnson County:
Christian Appalachian Project located in Hagerhill, Ky., has opened as a shelter for the residents of Johnson and Floyd Counties

Knott County:
Knott County Sportsplex

Lawrence County:
Lawrence County High School

Leslie County:
Leslie County EOC, Hyden Fire Department and Wooten Volunteer Fire Department

Letcher County:
Blackey Senior Citizen Home, Boone Fork Senior Citizen Center, Colson Fire Department and Ermine Senior Citizen Center

Perry County:
First Presbyterian Church

Pike County:
Phelps Senior Citizen Home and Shelby Valley High School.

Rockcastle County;
Rockcastle County Middle School

Here are the latest power outage numbers from Kentucky Power/AEP as of Tuesday morning ... a total of 43,386 Kentucky Power customers remain without power.

Ashland area-1,710 customers affected
Hazard area-13,746 customers affected
Paintsville area-597 customers affected
Pikeville area-17,000 customers affected
South Williamson-6,126 customers affected
Whitesburg area-4,207 customers affected

Here are the latest power outage numbers from Appalachian Power/AEP as of Tuesday morning ... a total of 81,150 Appalachian Power customers remain without power.
31,100 of those are in the WYMT coverage area.

Logan County, WV 10,000 customers affected
Buchanan County, VA 10,700 customers affected
Dickenson County, VA 8,600 customers affected
Wise County, VA 1,800 customers affected

Customers can track information about this storm and efforts to restore power by going to www.kentuckypower.com or and clicking on the December 18 Snow Storm-Kentucky Power Box or www.appalachianpower.com and clicking on the December 18 Snow Storm-West Virginia or Virgina Power Box.

Here are the latest power outage numbers from Kentucky Utilities as of Monday morning:

Knox County-Less than 1,000 customers affected
Harlan County-1,000-5,000 customers affected
Bell County-1,000-5,000 customers affected
Lee County, VA-Less than 1,000 customers affected
Wise County, VA-8,001-10,000 customers affected
Dickenson County, VA-Less than 1,000 customers affected

Customers can track information about this storm and efforts to restore power by going to http://www.eon-us.com/rsc/ku/outages.asp and clicking on the storm information link.

Here are the latest power outage numbers from Big Sandy RECC as of Tuesday morning:

625 in Floyd, Knott, Martin, Lawrence and Johnson Counties.

You can find the latest outage information at http://www.bigsandyrecc.com/PDFs/BigSandyStormInfo.pdf

Here are the latest power outage numbers from Cumberland Valley Electric as of Monday morning:

Power has been mostly restored, with only a few outages being reported in Whitley, Knox, Bell, McCreary, Harlan, Leslie, Letcher, and Laurel Counties.

You can find the latest outage information at http://www.cumberlandvalley.coop/news/newsdetail.aspx?itemID=14

Here are the latest totals on outages by county from the Public Service Commission:
Counties with more than 1,000 customers without power:

Pike: 11,000

Letcher: 5,039

Floyd: 5,831

Perry: 4,604

Knott : 3,689

Leslie: 2,885

Breathitt 2.169

Lawrence: 1,526

Harlan: 1,295

Bell: 1,155

Black Mountain Utility District has issued a boil water advisory for customers on highway 2007 due to low pressure from a power outage.

Officials ask that you bring your water to a rolling boil one minute before consuming.

Also, the boil water advisory for the Hazard Water System is now lifted.

Officials say the water is safe in every area.

Officials in Letcher County are giving out water at the following locations to those that need it:

Colson Fire Department, Letcher Fire Department, Neon Fire Department, Jenkins Fire Department, County Road Garage at Mayking and the Old Caswalker's building in Whitesburg.

Reno's in Prestonsburg will serve free dinner to anyone who does not have power on Christmas Day. Those who also lost food due to power outages or who can't afford Christmas dinner are also invited.

Officials say Pike County's water is not getting turned off at any point. Also, free heaters are not being distributed by the county.

If you have any emergency information to pass along to us, you can call our newsroom at 606-439-9968 or email us at newsrelease@wymtnews.com or newstip@wymtnews.com

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