Given improved weather conditions, PG&E has notified all customers that no Public Safety Power Shutoffs will be necessary. We had previously notified about 5,800 customers in 13 counties and two tribal communities that a safety shutoff might be needed. Groups of customers were notified Sunday and Monday that a PSPS would not be needed. At 11 a.m. Monday, we have notified …

Given improved weather conditions, PG&E on Sunday afternoon reduced the scope of its potential Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) for this weekend. About 1,000 customers in portions of Glenn, Colusa, Stanislaus and Yolo counties are no longer being considered for a safety shutoff.  As of Sunday at 8 p.m., PG&E had not initiated a PSPS for any of the 5,800 …

No major change in terms of the scope of the PSPS this weekend. At this point, we anticipate this PSPS event is smaller in scale impacting very targeted, local communities. We will keep you posted if there is any changes in the scope. Potential affected counties and customers: o             Butte: 431 customers, 32 Medical Baseline customers o             Colusa: 559 customers, …