EBMUD Alert: Utility prepares for second power shutoff
Dear EBMUD Customer,
We are again preparing for a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS.)
PG&E is planning to shut down power to large parts of the East Bay
Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) service area starting on Saturday,
October 26. Your neighborhood is included in the affected areas. Please see
the map at ebmud.com/psps2019.
As per our emergency protocol, we activated our Emergency Operations Team, topped off our reservoirs and began reconnecting emergency generators and backup pumps at sites that rely on continuous power. EBMUD asks that customers in affected areas reduce water use indoors and turn off outdoor irrigation. This will help conserve water in our local reservoir tanks. EBMUD also recommends customers prepare emergency water supplies: two gallons per person per day, plus pets. More information on how to store emergency water is available on our website at Storing Emergency Water. EBMUD will make information available as the situation develops. For updates, check ebmud.com/psps2019 and follow EBMUD @ebmud on Twitter, Nextdoor, and Facebook. Visit pge.com for the latest information about the power outage. Report any water emergencies to EBMUD at 1-866-403-2683. Thanks for caring about your water use,
Mona Favorite-Hill
East Bay Municipal Utility District |
IMPORTANT: PG&E HAS SCHEDULED A PUBLIC SAFETY POWER SHUTOFF (PSPS) FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 AROUND 5 PM
Date Posted: October 25th, 2019 @ 11:05 AM
Last Updated: October 25th, 2019 @ 12:09 PM
For updates on public facility and park closures, please visit:
- Oakland City Facility Closures & Restrictions [Not Announced]
- OUSD Updates [TBA]
- Oakland Road Closures during PG&E Shutoff [Not Announced]
Learn more:
- Safety Tips for PG&E Shutoff
- National Weather Service Forecast: Red Flag and Wind Advisories
- Sign up for AC Alerts
Latest Situational Updates
Update Friday, October 25, 11 a.m.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company will be turning off power for almost 57,000 residents/businesses in Alameda County on Saturday, October 26 at about 5 pm. Power is expected to be off for more than 48 hours.
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To help officers and firefighters respond to the anticipated PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff and extreme fire danger in the hills, we need you to take steps to make our streets passable for first responders.
Here are few things you can do to help with public safety:
1. Do NOT park in the following areas:
a. at red curbs
b. posted tow-away zones
c. posted no parking areas
d. within 15 feet of fire hydrants
e. within 15 feet fire station driveways
f. and do NOT double-park
2. If you see that signals are out, please treat all intersections as ALL-Way STOPS.
To report any dangerous conditions (not an emergency), you can contact the 311 Customer Service line at 510-981-2489.
If you have an emergency, you should dial 911.
Power safety shutoffs - info from EBMUD
EBMUD has staged generators at critical facilities in preparation for a PSPS event. EBMUD strike teams are mobilizing now to maintain continuous operations during this period. Our customers can use the map of affected areas at www.ebmud.com/psps2019 to determine if they will be impacted by the shutoff. We are asking customers in the affected areas to conserve water by reducing indoor water use and shutting off outdoor irrigation. We will also provide up-to-date information on ebmud.com and follow us @ebmud on Facebook, Twitter, and Nextdoor.
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