Plumas County Update (As of 3 PM on 101724)

• Potential De-Energizing Date and Time in Plumas County:    Friday,  October 18 at 4 PM (1700)
• Impacted Plumas Customers:  363.   Medical Baseline:  11.    Life Support:   10.   Self-Identified:   4.  
• Areas Impacted in Plumas County:   Bucks Lake, Haskins.  Feather River Canyon between Rich Bar in Plumas County south to Cresta in Butte County.
• CRC:   With the removal of La Porte / Little Grass Valley Reservoir from the PSPS scope, the CRC in LaPorte will no longer be opened.
• Current Counties Impacted:   24;   Customer Impacted:   20,560  

Plumas County Update (As of 3 PM on 101624)

• Impacted Plumas Customers:  658.   Medical Baseline:  27.    Life Support:   21.   Self-Identified:   13.  
• Potential De-Energizing Date and Time in Plumas County:    Friday,  October 18 at 4 PM (1600)
• Update: Areas Impacted in Plumas County:   Litte Grass Valley Reservoir, Bucks Lake, Haskins.  Feather River Canyon between Rich Bar in Plumas County south to Cresta in Butte County.

Update (As of 9 AM on 101524)

• Potential De-Energizing Date and Time in Plumas County:    Friday,  October 18 at 1600 (4 PM)
• Impacted Plumas Customers:  658.   Medical Baseline:  27.    Life Support:   21.   Self-Identified:   13.  
• Areas Impacted in Plumas County:   Belden,  Rogers Flat, Rock Creek within the canyon,  Bucks Lake, La Porte (Litte Grass Valley Reservoir) will be impacted (see the below graphic).  
• PSPS Event Weather Overview:  Behind the system dry northerly winds will develop in the Sacramento Valley on Thursday. Another system will then move over Northern California Thursday night with perhaps a few isolated showers in the Sierra Foothills. High pressure will then quickly build in the Great Basin early Friday, with breezy to gusty offshore flow possible across the Sacramento Valley, the Sierra Nevada, elevated North and East Bay terrain, and portions of the Central Coast.   These winds may linger into Sunday morning before more settled weather could return on Monday. PG&E Meteorology is closely monitoring the forecast for these periods of dry offshore winds, which could bring elevated fire weather.
• Customer Resource Centers:  PG&E is coordinating with Plumas County OES.

PG&E’s Public Safety Specialists have contacted the respective OES departments.       

Customer Resources

• Address Lookup:  Wildfire Safety Progress Map - ADDRESS LOOKUP (pge.com)
• Customer Account Updates:    There are three options for updates (am,  pm, and 24 hours)
• Sign up for Alerts for Another Address:  PG&E Outage Center - Get PSPS Alerts (pge.com)
• About PSPS:  Public Safety Power Shutoffs (pge.com)