Water & utilitiesFloridaOrganizations: COARE Communities, OUCBy RISE Community editorsPosted on RISE
St. Cloud park residents faced weeks of outages; utility pointed to private wiring
Residents of a St. Cloud, Florida, mobile home park managed by COARE Communities faced repeated power outages starting in early August, Spectrum News 13 reported.
Key facts
- Residents reported several weeks of partial and full power outages that began in early August.
- Mayor Chris Robertson said he knew of close to 50 affected homes at the time.
- OUC said the wiring inside the community is privately owned and maintained by property management, and that it restored power on 8/30.
- Residents said they were still billed in full for rent and electricity, and COARE Communities did not respond to a request for comment.
- St. Cloud city leaders and the Osceola Response Team served free dinners at the on-site community center.
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Source: St. Cloud mobile home park residents say weeks of power problems are costing them food, comfort — Spectrum News 13, September 2, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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