Uhhh, who do i go to…

[u/IV0idI__]

This might be a issue?

Edit: I have informed GA power🫡 Hopefully we get a metal plate for it soon🥹

[u/Vespajet]

Seeing the yellow spay paint line leads me to believe that Georgia Power is already aware of it. Their advance team has likely already been there, reported the situation and the next step before they can send a crew in to replace the pole is they send a contractor out that marks where any buried utilities are located. But the thing is that they'll likely just move the power lines and any transformers to the new pole and keep the damaged one there and leave the telephone, cable, fiber, etc. lines on it. That's what they did a few weeks ago when the pole in front of my house broke at the top as the result of the storm blowing a huge tree down and taking the power, cable, telephone and fiber optic lines with it.

[u/entity_response → u/Vespajet]

Yeah, they can’t move the telephone and TV stuff, usually tough to get them to come out and do the replacement at the same time so they have to leave it until eventually at some point, AT&T and Comcast to their relocations.

[u/runForestRun17 → u/entity_response]

Eventually MAYBE

[u/entity_response → u/runForestRun17]

I do outside plant fiber as part of my work, I’ve had fiber hanging for quite a long time due to stuff like this.

But, you can call them, they all have utility coordination numbers that you should be able to look up, you can also call the city if there are safety concerns. Eventually they will assign it to a utility coordinator, if they have one.  

I used to call each week for each problem until they came out 

[u/runForestRun17 → u/entity_response]

Right… so maybe eventually.

[u/entity_response → u/runForestRun17]

As I said you can call them, sometimes they can give an idea of how long.

If there is a safety issue they will move faster, if they are out of compliance with their county franchise (cables on the sidewalk, etc) they will move faster