SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. Oct. 10, 2019 – Pacific Gas and Electric Company reported that improving weather conditions in some parts of the areas affected by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) have allowed for an “all clear” to be issued for safety inspections, repair and restoration efforts to begin in many areas.

Updates

  • All clears have been declared in the following areas to begin inspections and assess if equipment is safe to resume electric delivery services.
CountyTotal Customers NotifiedWeather Event
Alpine633All Clear
Amador16,041All Clear
Calaveras23,708All Clear
El Dorado51,396Partial All Clear
Mariposa1,812All Clear
Merced14All Clear
Monterey3All Clear
Placer51,641Partial All Clear
San Joaquin52All Clear
San Mateo14,766Partial All Clear
Santa Clara38,250All Clear
Santa Cruz36,940Partial All Clear
Stanislaus1,088All Clear
Tuolumne34,413All Clear
  • PG&E crews will visually inspect power lines to look for potential weather-related damage to the lines, poles and towers. This is done by vehicle, foot and air.

More than 30 PG&E Community Resource Centers remain open throughout the service area to provide water, phone charging stations and air-conditioned seating for customers. To view the full list, visit here.

  • Resources supporting the restoration include more than 6,300 on-the-ground field personnel and 44 helicopters. Crews will conduct visual inspections and will make repairs as necessary if any damage is found.