PG&E – Public Safety Power Shut-off Information (PSPS)

Info on safety resources for PSPS events: updates, safety action, backup power, wildfire curriculum, and outage prep. ADA Compliant text is available below this image

PG&E - Where To Go For Additional Information

Stay Up to Date During a PSPS Event

Safety Action Center

Information about wildfire risks and what customers can do before, during, and after an 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 Center.

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.

PG&E wildfire safety info: resources, webinars, and feedback opportunities for parents, students, and educators. Contact: wildfiresafety@pge.com ADA Compliant text is available below this image

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Additional Information

  • For more information about PG&E’s Community Wildfire Safety Program, please visit pge.com/wildfiresafety.
  • For additional questions, please contact your PG&E representative or email your questions to wildfiresafety@pge.com.

Students and Parents

  • We are conducting focus groups to gather feedback from parents to learn how we can provide additional support for students and parents.
  • We are also developing activity booklets and interactive, digital materials to teach students about wildfire safety and how to prepare for outages, which will be available at the Safety Action Center at safetyactioncenter.pge.com.

California Department of Education

Wildfire Safety Webinars

  • For more information about PG&E’s wildfire safety efforts in your community, region-specific webinars are available at pge.com/wildfirewebinar.
  • Today’s K-12 Schools Wildfire Safety Webinar will also be available at pge.com/wildfirewebinar in the coming days.

Help Us Learn

  • To share your suggestions about how PG&E can help schools and students prepare for and stay safe during outages, please email wildfiresafety@pge.com.