PG&E will shutoff power for thousands on Election Night. How some voting centers are preparing
PG&E estimates that shutoffs could begin as early as 7 p.m., but polls will remain open until 8 p.m. Solano County Registrar of Voters John Gardner estimates poll workers will have one to two hours to pack up after any potential shut downs.
PG&E may shut off power in 12 Bay Area counties on election night
To reduce the risk of wildfires, PG&E might shut off power to about 15,000 of its California customers, starting Tuesday night Dry conditions and winds up to 60 miles per hour are expected to increase the risk of wildfires this week.
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PG&E could shut off power to approximately 22,000 in the regionPacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) meteorologists and operations professionals continued to monitor a potential wind ...
As red-flag fire conditions bore down on the Bay Area and Northern California, a planned shutdown of electricity by PG&E ...
PG&E plans to cut power to about 22,000 customers across 17 counties amid dangerous fire conditions. Five polling places ...
Some voters were turned away at one Bay Area polling location, due to heightened fire concerns. The vote center at Oakland's ...
PG&E confirmed that power will be shut off for a small number of customers southeast of Hopland along the Mendocino-Sonoma County border starting 11 p.m. Wednesday. In response, the County of ...
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With fierce offshore winds forecast to knock Northern California this week, Pacific Gas & Electric said it's preparing to preemptively cut power to 20,142 customers in 17 counties and four tribal ...
according to PG&E. The public safety power shut-offs, which could affect 15,000 customers in 17 counties, are scheduled ...
🚩A Red Flag Warning has been issued for critical fire weather conditions. It's in effect from 11 AM Tuesday – 7 AM Thursday ...
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