LESLIE COUNTY, Ky. (WTVQ) – Kentuckians in Leslie County are still living without power in their houses a week after a powerful storm.

More than 60,000 Kentucky Power customers in eastern Kentucky lost power due to damaging winds.

The company says 99-percent of its customers have electricity, but most of the customers who still don’t have power are in Leslie County.

Kentucky Power says it hopes to have everyone back online by Monday.

Here are the utility’s power restoration estimates as of Sunday, April 19:

Knott County

Little Smith Br-Sunday, April 19, 1 pm

Peach Orchard-Sunday, April 19, 1pm

Shelter Rd, Redfox-Monday, April 20, midnight

Perry County

Darfork-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Lotts Creek-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Hwy 7, Cornettsville-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Turner Dr, Cornettsville-Sunday, April 19, 8pm

Little Leatherwood, Cornettsville-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Bark Camp, Delphia-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Gregory Br, Hazard-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Christopher Hill-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Leslie County

Hwy 421, Olive Ln, Wendover-Sunday, April 19, 4pm

Elkhorn Ridge, Shoals Rd, Confluence-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Hell for Certain Creek-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Customers still out along Wooton Creek, Cutshin Creek, Hwy 80-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Roark, Mozelle, Essie-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Wendover Rd, Stinnett-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Birch Fork Rd, Roark-Sunday, April 19, 5pm

Warbranch-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Greasy Creek, Honeysuckle Rd, Hoskinston-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Muncy Creek, Stinnett-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Cutshin Rd, Big Rock Rd, Yeaddiss-Sunday, April 19, midnight

Wolf Creek, Cinda-Sunday, April 19, 7pm

Letcher County

Hwy 3408, Blackey-Sunday, April 19, 7pm

Hwy 7, Jeremiah-Sunday, April 19, 5pm

Civil War Gap, Blackey-Sunday, April 19, 9pm

Customers can report outages and check the latest restoration information for their account anytime at kentuckypower.com/outages or by downloading the Kentucky Power mobile app at kentuckypower.com/app. The outage map is updated every 15 minutes. Restoration information is added when known. Click on “View Outage Map” to access the map on a computer, cell phone, or tablet. Customers can report outages online, on their mobile device or to our Customer Operations Center at 1-800-572-1113.

Customers may also get specific information about outages via text message and/or email by subscribing to Kentucky Power outage alerts. To sign up, please visit www.kentuckypower.com/alerts. Information also is posted on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/KentuckyPower and on Twitter at twitter.com/KentuckyPower or @KentuckyPower.

For everyone’s health and safety with the ongoing Covid-19 crisis, please do not approach power company personnel in the field. It is important to maintain physical distancing, remaining at least six feet away. Stopping crews who are working in your area also slows down progress.

Kentucky Power cannot connect power to any home or business where there is damage to the service entrance. The service entrance is the area located 1) at the meter, 2) between the meter and the home’s electrical panel, or 3) the location where Kentucky Power’s service conductors connects to the home/business owner’s service entrance cable. Customers need to have a qualified electrician repair this damage before power can be restored to the home or business.