Community Wildfire Safety Program - REGIONAL WEBINAR ALAMEDA, CONTRA COSTA AND SAN MATEO COUNTIES JULY 8, 2021 - PGE
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Community Wildfire Safety Program REGIONAL WEBINAR ALAMEDA, CONTRA COSTA AND SAN MATEO COUNTIES JULY 8, 2021
Introductions
Senior Manager, Local
Laura Wetmore Customer Experience
Sarah Yoell Local Public Affairs Representative
Colby Peterson Vegetation Program Supervisor
Frank Fraone Senior Public Safety Specialist
Vic Baker Senior Manager, Diablo Division
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 2
Topics for Today
Community Wildfire Safety Program
Local Work in Your Community
Public Safety Power Shutoff Overview
Customer Resources and Support
Q&A
PG&E Report It Safety App
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 3
Community Wildfire Safety Program
Wildfire Risks Across PG&E’s Service Area
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has a map that designates areas that are most at
risk for wildfire. This map helps us to plan and prioritize wildfire prevention efforts.
CONTRA COSTA
CONTRA
ALAMEDA SAN MATEO
COSTA
Total Customers
632,689 454,391 301,234
Served
Customers in HFTD 29,683 17,642 15,606
SAN MATEO
Total Distribution
2,188 2,236 1,552
Line Miles
ALAMEDA Distribution Line
347 442 363
Miles in HFTD
Total Transmission
744 907 354
Line Miles
High Fire-Threat Areas
Transmission Line
Tier 2 - Elevated 169 430 61
Tier 3 - Extreme
Miles in HFTD
PG&E service area
The CPUC HFTD map can be accessed at: cpuc.ca.gov/firethreatmaps
Source: California Public Utilities Commission
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 5
Community Wildfire Safety Program
REDUCE WILDFIRE POTENTIAL
▪ Asset inspection and repair
▪ Enhanced vegetation management (EVM)
▪ System hardening
▪ Targeted device replacement
▪ Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS)
IMPROVE SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
▪ Wildfire Safety Operations Center
▪ Weather stations
▪ High-definition cameras
▪ Meteorology
▪ Satellite detection
▪ Bolster field-based wildfire expertise for program validation
REDUCE IMPACTS OF PSPS EVENTS
▪ Focus on areas of highest risk
▪ Continuously improve based on feedback and past experience
▪ Further expand our ongoing coordination with and support for
customers and communities
▪ Enhanced microgrid capability
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 6
Local Wildfire Safety Progress – Alameda and Contra Costa Counties
ALAMEDA COUNTY CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
COMPLETE 2021 2021 COMPLETE 2021 2021
WILDFIRE SAFETY EFFORTS THROUGH 2020* PROGRESS PLAN THROUGH 2020* PROGRESS PLAN
System Hardening 4 0 0 15 0 2
LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES
Enhanced Vegetation 45 0 0 86 4 0
Management** LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES
High-Definition Cameras 2 7 ONGOING‡ 10 6 ONGOING‡
CAMERAS CAMERAS CAMERAS CAMERAS
Weather Stations 28 2 ONGOING‡ 33 2 ONGOING‡
STATIONS STATIONS STATIONS STATIONS
Sectionalizing Devices 72 1 7 39 1 5***
DEVICES DEVICE DEVICES DEVICES DEVICE DEVICES
Community Resource 1 9 1 10 2 10 3 10
ONGOING† ONGOING†
Centers (CRC) INDOOR OUTDOOR INDOOR OUTDOOR INDOOR OUTDOOR INDOOR OUTDOOR
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through 2020.
**Data is approximate and subject to change.
***Includes contingency locations that may not be completed in 2021. Plans are subject to change. Quarterly progress updates pge.com/wildfiresafety
†CRC planning for 2021 is conducted in coordination with local agencies/tribes and is ongoing.
‡Identified on a monthly basis. are available at:
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. Data as of May 2021. 7
Local Wildfire Safety Progress – San Mateo County
SAN MATEO COUNTY
COMPLETE 2021 2021
WILDFIRE SAFETY EFFORTS THROUGH 2020* PROGRESS PLAN
System Hardening 2 0 5
LINE MILES LINE MILES LINE MILES
Enhanced Vegetation 66 1 10
Management** LINE MILES LINE MILE LINE MILES
High-Definition Cameras 6 3 ONGOING‡
CAMERAS CAMERAS
Weather Stations 17 6 ONGOING‡
STATIONS STATIONS
Sectionalizing Devices 43 5 20***
DEVICES DEVICES DEVICES
Community Resource 5 7 5 6 ONGOING†
Centers (CRC) INDOOR OUTDOOR INDOOR OUTDOOR
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through 2020.
**Data is approximate and subject to change. Quarterly progress updates pge.com/wildfiresafety
***Includes contingency locations that may not be completed in 2021. Plans are subject to change.
†CRC planning for 2021 is conducted in coordination with local agencies/tribes and is ongoing.
are available at:
‡Identified on a monthly basis.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. Data as of May 2021. 8
System Hardening
We are installing stronger poles, covered power lines and conducting targeted undergrounding
to further reduce wildfire risks.
ALAMEDA COUNTY
System hardening will:
▪ Enhance long-term safety, especially
during times of high fire-threat
▪ Improve reliability during winter
▪ In certain cases, reduce Public Safety
Power Shutoff event impacts
Completed System
Hardening Work
Planned System
Hardening Work 4
Line Miles
To Date*
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 9
System Hardening
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SAN MATEO COUNTY
Completed System
Hardening Work
Planned System
Hardening Work
15
Line Miles
2
Line Miles
To Date* To Date*
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 10Installing Sectionalizing Devices to Reduce the Scope of PSPS
We’re installing new sectionalizing devices to limit the number of customers impacted during a
Public Safety Power Shutoff event.
ALAMEDA COUNTY
High Fire Threat District
Tier 2 - Elevated 73
Total
High Fire Threat District Devices*
Tier 1 - No HFTD
PG&E Substation
Sectionalizing devices
installed in 2019 & 2020
Sectionalizing devices
installed in 2021
Sectionalizing devices
planned in 2021
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 11Installing Sectionalizing Devices to Reduce the Scope of PSPS
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SAN MATEO COUNTY
High Fire Threat District
Tier 2 - Elevated
High Fire Threat District
Tier 1 - No HFTD
PG&E Substation
Sectionalizing devices
installed in 2019 & 2020
Sectionalizing devices
installed in 2021
Sectionalizing devices
planned in 2021
40
Total
48
Total
Devices* Devices*
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 12Monitoring High-Definition Cameras for Wildfires
We’re supporting the installation of new ALAMEDA COUNTY
high-definition cameras in high fire-threat
areas, which allow PG&E and first
responders to monitor potential wildfire
threats in real time.
PG&E HD Camera
Non-PG&E Camera that looks
into PG&E’s service area
9
Total PG&E
Cameras
To Date*
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 13Monitoring High-Definition Cameras for Wildfires
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SAN MATEO COUNTY
PG&E HD Camera
Non-PG&E Camera that looks
into PG&E’s service area
Data and images are
publicly available at:
alertwildfire.org
pge.com/weather
16
Total PG&E
9
Total PG&E
Cameras Cameras
To Date* To Date*
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 14Advanced Weather Stations to Improve Situational Awareness
We’re adding advanced weather stations to ALAMEDA COUNTY
better understand how severe weather can
impact our system and proactively respond to
potential threats.
PG&E Weather Station
Remote Automated
Weather Stations (RAWS)
within PG&E’s service area
30
Total
PG&E
Stations*
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 15Advanced Weather Stations to Improve Situational Awareness
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SAN MATEO COUNTY
PG&E Weather Station
Remote Automated
Weather Stations (RAWS)
within PG&E’s service area
Data publicly available at:
mesowest.utah.edu
pge.com/weather 35
Total
23Total
PG&E PG&E
Stations* Stations*
Locations are approximate and may overlap.
*Cumulative progress from 2018 through May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 16New Technologies
Rapid Earth Fault Current Limiter
Automatically and rapidly turns off power if there is an issue with a
power line
LiDAR
Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) technology uses lasers to
virtually examine the system and digitally review and record
completed vegetation management work
Fire Spread Modeling
Using advanced computer modeling to provide a real-time analysis of
wildfire behavior, simulating the spread of wildfires and identifying
areas to prioritize work
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 17Routine and Enhanced Vegetation Management
Establishing increased safety
ROUTINE Vegetation Management ENHANCED Vegetation Management clearances between power lines
and surrounding vegetation in
Meeting state standards that require
4-feet of clearances around distribution high fire-threat areas. This
power lines in high fire-threat areas, includes assessing trees with the
with recommended minimum potential risk to strike lines or
clearances of 12 feet at time of trim to
ensure year-round compliance.*
equipment if they are tall enough.
miles completed
4,300 through 2020
2021 GOAL: 1,800 high-risk miles
2021 IMPROVEMENTS:
▪ Improving and increasing work
verification and inspections
▪ Creating a centralized team of
arborists to address issues in real-time
▪ Piloting ground-based
For illustrative purposes only LiDAR
technology
*Dead, diseased and dying trees that pose a hazard are also addressed.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 18Enhanced Vegetation Work in San Mateo County
We are exceeding state vegetation and
fire safety standards by addressing
vegetation that poses a higher potential
for wildfire risk to maximize the safety of
our customers and communities.
COMPLETE
67 Line Miles
TO DATE*
2021 PLAN 10 Line Miles
2021 PROGRESS† 1 Line Mile
2021 Planned Work
Local work plans are subject to change.
*Cumulative progress from 2019 through May 2021. †2021 data as of May 2021.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 19Public Safety Power Shutoff
Types of Outages
PG&E customers may experience outages for different reasons.
Why is Power Emergency Planned Public Safety
Rotating Outages Active Wildfires
Shut Off? Repairs Maintenance Power Shutoff
Advanced Updates after and 10-day advance Updates after or Advanced
notification/ during outages notification during outages notification/
regular updates ▪ Phone calls ▪ Phone calls regular updates
▪ Phone calls* ▪ Texts ▪ Texts ▪ Phone calls*
How Will We ▪ Emails ▪ Emails ▪ Emails ▪ Emails
▪ Texts ▪ Texts
Inform
▪ Social media ▪ Social media
Customers? ▪ News releases ▪ News releases
▪ Local/Tribal ▪ Local/Tribal
government government
outreach outreach
▪ CBO** outreach
Who Makes the CAISO, the state’s N/A PG&E CAL FIRE or first PG&E
Decision? grid operator responder agencies
*Via interactive voice recordings (IVR) **Community-based organization
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 21What is a Public Safety Power Shutoff?
Safety is our most important responsibility. That is why we may need to turn off
power as a last resort to prevent wildfires during severe weather conditions.
High winds and
dangerous conditions To prevent such fires, Once severe weather Once inspections
can cause branches and we may need to turn has passed, we will and any repairs are
debris to contact off power. inspect the system complete, power
energized power lines. and repair is restored.
any damage.
This is called a
This could damage
Public Safety Power
our equipment and
cause a wildfire. Shutoff (PSPS).
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 22What Conditions Could Lead to a PSPS Event?
We carefully review a combination of factors when deciding if power must be
turned off for safety. These factors include:
Low humidity Forecasted high A Red Flag Condition of dry On-the-ground,
levels generally winds above 20 Warning issued by material on the real-time
30% and below mph and gusts the National ground and observations
above 30-40 mph Weather Service vegetation near lines
This year, our decision-making process is evolving to also account for the presence of
trees tall enough to strike power lines when determining if a PSPS event is necessary.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 23Tree Overstrike Exposure and PSPS Decision-Making
The safety of our customers and communities is our most important responsibility. Consistent with the
recommendation of the federal court, we have developed additional criteria for our PSPS program.
To reduce the risk of major wildfires, PG&E may Approx. 5.3 million
trees are tall enough to
turn off power on distribution lines* where there strike distribution lines in
high fire-threat districts.
are large amounts of trees tall enough to fall into These may be outside our
electric lines during severe weather. easements and rights of way
Customers who live in areas of the highest
wildfire risk may experience more frequent
PSPS events compared to last year’s weather
conditions.
We are sharing community-specific
information regarding these potential impacts
with customers, cities, counties and tribes.
For illustrative purposes only
*Does not include transmission lines (which are considered to be > 60 kV)
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 24Identifying Potential Impacts from Updated Criteria
We have studied 10 years of weather data from 2010 to 2019 to analyze the potential impact of the updated criteria.
ALAMEDA COUNTY CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SAN MATEO COUNTY
WITH WITH WITH
Potential BASELINE UPDATED BASELINE UPDATED BASELINE UPDATED
Customer Impacts CRITERIA CRITERIA CRITERIA
~0.3 ~0.3 ~0.3 ~0.3 ~1.8 ~2.4
Event
events events events events events events
Frequency
per year per year per year per year per year per year
Average Event ~12.9 ~16 ~19.8 ~19.6
Duration IP IP
(excludes restoration time)
hours hours hours hours
Average Event ~1.3K ~2.8K ~ 2.6K ~2.8K
IP IP
Customer Count* customers customers customers customers
Largest Event ~2.8K ~4.6K ~5.7K ~6.1K
IP IP
Customer Count* customers customers customers customers
IP = In Progress; PG&E’s analysis of overstrike potential and additional refinement for PSPS criteria in 2021, are ongoing; additional information will be shared as it is available. *Averages
were calculated using all events from the 10-year historical baseline and the same number of events using the new criteria. This excludes a portion of smaller-scale events using the new
criteria. All data is for planning purposes only and additional analysis is ongoing. The size and scope of actual PSPS events is dependent on weather.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 25How Will Customers be Notified?
When severe weather is forecast, we provide advance notice prior to turning off power and
updates until power is restored.
Timing of Notifications (when possible)
2 days 1 day Just before During Once
before power is before power is power is turned off the PSPS event power is restored
turned off (WATCH) turned off (WATCH) (WARNING)
Notifications sent via New for 2021 | Address Alerts
automated calls, texts Receive PSPS notifications, available in multiple
and emails.
languages, for any location, such as:
We will also use pge.com, social media
and will inform local news and radio. ▪ The home of a friend or loved one
▪ Your child’s school or day care
@pacificgasandelectric
▪ Your work or business
@PGE4Me
Enroll at: pge.com/addressalerts
@pacificgasandelectric
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 26Public Safety Power Shutoff Customer Resources and Support
Customer Support Programs
We are listening to our customers. In response to your feedback, we are improving notifications,
providing batteries and generator rebates and enhancing resources for qualifying customers.
PROGRAM 2020 STATUS 2021 PLAN
▪ Accurate notifications consistent across all channels
▪ Notifications with restoration timing ▪ Refined and concise messaging
Customer Notifications ▪ ZIP code alerts for non-account holders ▪ Address Alerts for customers and non-customers
▪ 13 languages ▪ 16 languages, set language preferences online, via
phone
Community-Based ▪ 250+ partnerships in place
▪ Access and Functional Needs (AFN) support ▪ 35+ additional CBOs targeted
Organization Partnerships ▪ In-language information
Food Resource ▪ Partnerships with:
▪ Meal replacement options for customers in 46 counties
o 21 food banks in 36 counties
Partnerships ▪ 10 new partnerships
o 18 Meals on Wheels in 20 counties
▪ ~5,000 additional batteries available
Portable Batteries ▪ 6,550+ batteries distributed ▪ Covering all interested low-income Medical Baseline
customers in high fire-threat areas
Community Resource ▪ Targeting multiple ADA-accessible sites in all potentially
▪ 361 locations prepared in coordination with
impacted counties
Centers local government agencies
▪ Locations in partnership with county and tribal agencies
▪ Continue well water rebate pilot program
Well Water Rebates ▪ Pilot program launched for well water users
▪ Expand program promotion
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 28Community Resource Centers
During Public Safety Power Shutoff events, we open COVID-19 CONSIDERATIONS
Community Resources Centers (CRCs) where customers can To keep our customers and
access resources and up-to-date information. communities safe, all CRCs reflect
appropriate COVID-19 health
Customer Resources considerations* and state and county
▪ Personal and medical guidelines.
device charging ▪ Facial coverings are required
▪ Mobile battery chargers
▪ ADA-accessible restroom ▪ Physical distancing is required at
indoor sites, regardless of
▪ Wi-Fi
vaccination status
▪ Bottled water/Snacks
▪ Cooling/heating* ▪ Surfaces are regularly sanitized
▪ Seating* ▪ For the health and safety of the
▪ Ice* community, we ask customers not
*Indoor locations only to visit a center if they are
exhibiting any symptoms of illness
For more information about CRCs and where to find a location in
your area leading up to and during a PSPS event, visit pge.com/crc *Currently being revised to align with recent
announcements for state and county guidelines.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 29Disability Disaster Access and Resources Program
We are collaborating with the Disability Disaster
Access and Resources (DDAR) Program to provide During 2020 PSPS events, the
qualifying customers with targeted outreach, personalized following resources were provided:
emergency planning support, energy needs assessments
and in-event Public Safety Power Shutoff support. In-event
support can include the following support based on
~1,700 customer assessments
customer needs:
~1,000 batteries
Response to Escalations
received through PG&E’s call center ~560 hotel accommodations
Hotel Accommodations ~900 food vouchers
Accessible Transportation
to hotels and Community Resource Centers ~30 accessible transit rides
Food Vouchers Data is subject to change and is based on best available information at this time.
Learn more about DDAR by visiting
Portable Backup Batteries
disabilitydisasteraccess.org
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 30Portable Battery Program
We are also conducting Public Safety Power Shutoff emergency preparedness outreach and
energy needs assessments to support low-income Medical Baseline customers in high fire-threat
areas with critical medical equipment and delivering fully subsidized portable battery solutions to eligible
customers.
To date, this program has included the following:
Establishing relationships with seven Completing energy assessments
external battery delivery partners for over 8,800 customers
Providing outreach to ~22,000 Providing over 5,550 batteries to
customers customers
For more information, visit: pgebatteryprogram.com
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 31Generator and Battery Rebate Program
PG&E is offering eligible customers a rebate on the purchase of a qualifying product (generator or battery)
to prepare for outages.
PRIOR PROGRAM NEW AS OF JUNE 2021
• Customers must:
• PG&E customers who • Have an active PG&E account
depend on water well
• Reside in Tier 2 or 3 high-fire threat area
pumps to satisfy their
• Meet one of the following criteria:
ELIGIBILITY primary water needs
• Rely on water pumping for your premise
• Located in Tier 2/3 High
• Enrolled in the Medical Baseline program
Fire Threat Districts
(T2/3 HFTD) • Are a small/micro non-critical care essential business (i.e.,
Grocery Stores, Veterinarian Services, Urgent Care/Clinics)
Tiered based on retail pricing*
• $300 if eligible • Level 1: $0 - $500/product = $300
REBATE • $500 if eligible and on • Level 2: $501 - $1,000/product = $500
STRUCTURE CARE/FERA program • Level 3: $1,001+/product = $1,000
*Each tier receives an additional $200 kicker if on CARE/FERA
• Portable Fuel Generators (well pump, SMB)
PRODUCT • Portable Fuel • Portable Backup Batteries (MBL)
OFFERINGS Generators
Note: Product must be in the Qualified Product List
For more information, visit: pge.com/backuppower 32PG&E Report It Safety App Pilot
This summer, we will be launching the pilot of our new “PG&E Report It”
safety app where customers can report safety concerns to us directly.
How To Report an Issue:
▪ Describe the location of the concern
▪ Capture a picture or video of the safety concern
▪ Submit your report
You will be notified when the concern is being reviewed and has
been resolved.
Other Safety App Features:
▪ View safety concerns submitted by other users Sample from Prototype
▪ Review PG&E’s findings
Pilot Information: During the initial phase of the pilot,
the safety app will be available to select customers. To get
on the interest list, please visit pge.com/safetyapp
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 33More Information and Tools to Prepare
For more information about our wildfire safety efforts, visit pge.com/wildfiresafety
For specific information, please consider the following:
Would you like to receive PSPS notifications but are Do you need information in a language other than
not the PG&E account holder? Sign up to receive PSPS English? Find assistance at
alerts for any address at pge.com/addressalerts pge.com/mywildfirealerts
Do you want to learn more about the live weather Are you looking for tools and activities to help
conditions we are tracking in your area? Get up-to- children prepare for an emergency? Visit our
the-minute weather information at pge.com/weather interactive site at kidsemergencysafety.com
Are you looking for more information on how to Do you need backup power? Check out backup power
stay safe before and during a PSPS event? Learn options, safety tips and financing at
more about wildfire risks and how to prepare for pge.com/backuppower
emergencies at Find battery storage and
safetyactioncenter.pge.com incentives at pge.com/storage
For more information:
Call us at 1-866-743-6589 | Email us at wildfiresafety@pge.com
To view webinar slides and recordings, visit pge.com/firesafetywebinars
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 34PG&E Report It Safety App
PG&E Report It Safety App Features
Submit your Use the
concern using reporting tool
the “REPORT” to address the
button. type of
concern and
View other damage.
concerns
nearby.
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 36PG&E Report It Safety App Features
• Upload photos or a
short video
• Provide a title and
description
• Submit your concern
For more information and to sign
up for the interest list, visit
pge.com/safetyapp
Some of the measures included in this presentation are contemplated as additional precautionary measures intended to further reduce the risk of wildfires. 37Thank you To contact us, email: wildfiresafety@pge.com To view webinar slides and past recordings, visit: pge.com/firesafetywebinars
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