Comcast Washington

Washington Storm Recovery Update: Nov. 30, 2015

With power restored to almost all our facilities, we estimate at about 6 a.m. that about 600 customers still need restoration of their services in Spokane. We have about 150 techs on the streets and especially in back yards today. There were a few neighborhoods that suffered incredible damage requiring considerable work in peoples’ back […]

Washington Storm Recovery Update: Nov. 29, 2015

Above: as seen by techs this weekend in Spokane As the power returns to commercial facilities such as ours in Spokane, crews continue repairs. Power crews have to complete their repairs on poles and other parts of the electrical network before Comcast crews can begin repairs on our portion of our network.  Now that large areas have […]

Washington Storm Recovery Update: Nov. 28, 2015

As the power returns to commercial facilities such as ours in Spokane, crews continue repairs. Power crews have to complete their repairs on poles and other parts of the electrical network before Comcast crews can begin repairs on our portion of our network.  Please be assured we won’t rest until every customer has their XFINITY services up […]

Washington Storm Recovery Update: Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26, 2015

We’re planning a Thanksgiving dinner for Comcast crews visiting us from out of town, but only after a long day of following power crews and restoring services whenever possible. At right you see a map of remaining damage to the electrical grid that was published by a journalist Wednesday night. The picture with its jagged lines provides […]

Comcast and Spokane Salvation Army Cooperate on One of Washington’s Largest Back-to-School Backpack Giveaways

The numbers are astounding and speak to the high need in the Inland Northwest communities. The line to enter the back-to-school event stretched three blocks at its peak. Volunteers distributed nearly 1,000 backpacks in the first hour. At the end of the day, more than 5,000 backpacks (full of grade-appropriate school supplies) and 15,000 individuals […]