YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – Tree limbs are being cut, debris is getting picked up and utility lines are being repaired as the Valley comes off of round two of string storms over the weekend.

Crews were out in Poland Monday fixing a pole at the intersection of Youngstown-Pittsburgh and Arrel Road. There was a large tree that fell on wires, pushing a pole to sit sideways.

A crew was also working along North Lima Road, just off Route 170, after fallen limbs took down power lines. Once the debris was removed, crews could make the needed repairs and restore service.

Also in Poland, A pair of large trees fell during Saturday’s storm, taking down utility lines on Poland Manor Drive. The road remains closed to traffic Monday as utility lines are hanging over the street. There is no word yet on when the area will reopen.

The 911 memorial in Austintown was damaged by the storm. Strong winds blew over a park bench and knocked down two arched walkways in the park.

FirstEnergy electric companies Ohio Edison, Penn Power and West Penn Power have made significant progress restoring power to more than 307,000 customers impacted by Saturday’s storm. While they continue working 24/7 to restore service, free water and ice are available to customers without power at several Giant Eagle locations in northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania.

Customers who remain without power can pick up water and ice free of charge at the following Giant Eagle locations beginning at 1 p.m. Monday, April 3 until 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 5.