PSPS

Public Safety Power Shutoff: "ARE YOU PREPARED?" with icons for preparedness, like a medical kit, garage, batteries, and pills.

Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS)

From time to time, during high winds and dry conditions (yes, even far away from us), PG&E may determine the need to shut-off power to prevent a potential spark and fire. These power shutoffs can affect us along the Peninsula. Are you prepared to be without electricity for several days? Do you have back up power for your devices? Do you have a back-up battery for your medical devices? Do you have an arrangement with a friend or family member who lives a few miles away to re-charge your devices during the day when your power is out (and vice versa)?

For information on preparing for power outages or a PSPS, check out: General Power Outage Safety
Stay Up to Date During a PSPS Event: pge.com/pspsupdates

Where to Go for Additional Information

Safety Action Center

Information about wildfire risks and what customers can do before, during and after and emergency to keep their home, family or business safe.

Wildfire Safety Curriculum

Activity books and online games that teach students about wildfire safety and how to prepare for emergencies will be available at the Safety Action…

Backup Power

Information on backup power options, safety tips, financing options, a marketplace to search major backup power retailers and more.

Preparing for Outages

Tips for making a safety plan, building an emergency kit, planning for medical needs and more.

Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS)

Where to Go for Additional Information

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