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Wild safety grants awarded to help bolster disaster preparation - Vimarsana News

Wild safety grants awarded to help bolster disaster preparation

The California Fire Foundation (CFF), with support from the PG&E Corporation Foundation, has awarded wildfire safety grants to 19 local fire departments, fire agencies and community groups in PG&E’s North Coast Region, including two in Lake County. This is the sixth year these grants have been awarded to help communities bolster their disaster preparedness and response programs. Totaling $730,000 this year, the grants have been distributed to agencies in high wildfire-risk areas.

Pacific Gas and Electric : An Amador County Outage Could Have Led to a Wildfire; Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings and an Experienced T-Man Made Sure that Didn't Happen -Today at 05:53 pm - Vimarsana News

Pacific Gas and Electric : An Amador County Outage Could Have Led to a Wildfire; Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings and an Experienced T-Man Made Sure that Didn't Happen -Today at 05:53 pm

By Andria Borba It was nearly midnight on June 15 when Jackson based troubleman Mark McCartney got called to an outage on the Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings -enabled Pine...

Could California's powerline strategy have saved Maui? - Vimarsana News

Could California's powerline strategy have saved Maui?

How Hawaiian Electric could have learned from PG&E's mistakes.

Could California's power shutoff strategy have saved Maui from wildfires? - Vimarsana News

Could California's power shutoff strategy have saved Maui from wildfires?

As Hawaii’s electric utility faces scrutiny for active power lines that fell in high winds during last week’s catastrophic fires, PG&E is prepared to again cut the power as a