Wind event may prompt power shutoff for some
PG&E may need to turn power off for safety to reduce the risk of wildfire from energized powerlines for several hundred residents.
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PG&E may need to turn power off for safety to reduce the risk of wildfire from energized powerlines for several hundred residents.
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The potential shutoff is currently expected to affect approximately 4,200 customers across eight counties and tribal communities including Lake County with 186 customers and 18 Medical Baseline customers. Neighboring Napa County has few potential impacts with only seven customers in the scope of the event. According to a PG&E spokesperson, these areas are near or on Morgan Valley Road and Spring Valley including Old and New Long Valley Roads.
The PSPS could start around 6 p.m. on Wednesday affecting approx. 4,200 customers in small portions of 8 counties and 2 tribal communities.
With field crews continuing to work around the clock, Pacific Power has now provided temporary power to more than 10,000 customers in the Crescent City area using large generators, with