(WXIN/WTTV) -- Duke Energy, AES Indiana and Indiana-Michigan Power are currently working to restore power for thousands of customers as high winds and lashing rain slam central Indiana. Remnants of Hurricane Helene, which has caused over one million people to be without power as the storm passes through the coast of Florida toward Georgia, have brought local impacts Friday as many events were postponed or canceled. Helene’s remnants prompt delays and closures around Indiana These impacts have now led to thousands of outages that have been reported throughout central Indiana Friday evening. According to Duke Energy's power outage map, 23,285 customers are currently without power. The majority of these outages have been reported just east of Cumberland near N. 600 W. and U.S. Highway 40. Meanwhile, AES Indiana has reported 41,167 outages as of this article's publication. The majority of these outages have been reported on the north side of Indianapolis near Bishop Chatard High School on Crittenden Avenue. The Jackson Township Fire Department in Hamilton County has confirmed in a Facebook post that crews are active in the area of 266th Street between Ernest and Devaney after a downed tree brought a power line down. Image courtesy of Jackson Township Fire Department in Hamilton County. Meanwhile, Richmond Power and Light has responded to multiple reports of trees being down in the Riley Hills and Irish Court areas on the west and north sides of Richmond, respectively. Image provided by Richmond Power and Light. Image provided by Richmond Power and Light. Indiana-Michigan Power has reported that 4,613 customers are currently without power. In Indianapolis, Friday's storm knocked down trees on Washington Street. A wind gust of 61 mph was observed at Indianapolis International Airport at 6:42 p.m.