Current PSPS Alerts by PG&E


Power shut off for parts of San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties Tuesday
January 19, 2021 has concluded.
PG&E has activated a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event for a few rural areas of the two counties.
Update 1/20/21:
San Luis Obispo County ā 154 total customers
Estimated Restoration: 1/20@130
Santa Barbara County ā 287 total customers
Estimated Restoration: 1/20@1200
Community Resource Centers Were Available at:
Grover Beach Community Center on 1230 Trouville Avenue,
Grover Beach
First Christian Church on 15550 S College Drive,
Santa Maria
PleaseĀ prepare for a PSPS eventĀ and make sure PG&E has your up to date contact informationĀ hereĀ to receive updates from them.Ā Ā Please see below for available resources, including how to prepare for a power outage:
Video briefings will be updated as they become available. PG&E’s video briefing channel may
be found here.Ā
New Times SLO Article including a map found here:Ā
Hundreds in rural SLO County and Santa Maria lose power in PG&E shutoff | News Wire (newtimesslo.com)
Ā CurrentĀ PG&E PSPS Event Press Releases:
1-19-21Ā Due to High Winds and Dry Conditions, PG&E Will Turn Off Power for Safety to Approximately 5,200 Customer Accounts in Small, Targeted Portions of Seven Counties at Approximately 1 a.m. Tuesday – PG&E CurrentsPG&E Currents
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1-18-21Ā As Offshore Windstorm Sweeps Through State, PG&E Manages Related Outages Throughout Service Area and Prepares to Execute a Targeted Public Safety Power Shutoff Later Tonight in Small Portions of Driest Locations – PG&E CurrentsPG&E Currents
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For more information visitĀ pge.comĀ or callĀ
1-800-743-5002.
Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Resources
PG&E’s Public Safety Power Shutoff Webpage
Look up your address to check PSPS statusPG&E’s Current PSPS Map
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