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  2. PG&E Outage Center provides information on power and gas outages, including outage status, alerts, and safety tips.
    • Outage Alerts

      Search for an address Step 1: Go to PG&E Outage Center to search for an address. Step 2: If an outage is affecting the address, you will see the option to "Get outage updates." Click this link. Step 3: Enter the phone or email where you would like to get alerts. Step 4: Submit your contact information. Use outage icons on the map Step 1: Go to PG&E Outage Center select "View outage map".

    • Report Electric Issue

      Mylar balloons, also called foil balloons, are made from plastic nylon sheets with a metallic coating. They cause thousands of power outages every year when they come into contact with powerlines or circuit breakers. Report issues with the PG&E Report It mobile app. Do not use Mylar balloons, kites and remote-control toys near overhead powerlines.

    • General Outage Resources

      Before an outage, call 211, text 'PSPS' to 211-211 or visit 211.org to learn how to prepare for one. Learn about how 211 can help you. Medical and accessibility support. Get extra outage support if you rely on power for health or safety. Get medical and accessibility support.

    • Outage Preparedness & Support

      Power outages; Tree trimming; Report a non-emergency. More outage resources. Report It app. Report non-emergency safety concerns. Alert us to possible safety issues to help keep your community safer. Learn about Report It. Medical and accessibility support. Get extra outage support if you rely on power for health or safety.

    • Understanding Electric Outages

      An outage requested by first responders such as police or firefighters. This might be due to a wildfire, earthquake or other emergency to safeguard response. Estimating restoration time. We know restoring power quickly is important. During large storms or when damage is widespread, restoration times are difficult to estimate.

  3. Search for an address Step 1: Go to PG&E Outage Center to search for an address. Step 2: If an outage is affecting the address, you will see the option to "Get outage updates." Click this link. Step 3: Enter the phone or email where you would like to get alerts. Step 4: Submit your contact information. Use outage icons on the map Step 1: Go to PG&E Outage Center select "View outage map".
  4. Mylar balloons, also called foil balloons, are made from plastic nylon sheets with a metallic coating. They cause thousands of power outages every year when they come into contact with powerlines or circuit breakers. Report issues with the PG&E Report It mobile app. Do not use Mylar balloons, kites and remote-control toys near overhead powerlines.
  5. Before an outage, call 211, text 'PSPS' to 211-211 or visit 211.org to learn how to prepare for one. Learn about how 211 can help you. Medical and accessibility support. Get extra outage support if you rely on power for health or safety. Get medical and accessibility support.
  6. Power outages; Tree trimming; Report a non-emergency. More outage resources. Report It app. Report non-emergency safety concerns. Alert us to possible safety issues to help keep your community safer. Learn about Report It. Medical and accessibility support. Get extra outage support if you rely on power for health or safety.
  7. An outage requested by first responders such as police or firefighters. This might be due to a wildfire, earthquake or other emergency to safeguard response. Estimating restoration time. We know restoring power quickly is important. During large storms or when damage is widespread, restoration times are difficult to estimate.
  8. Emergencies and safety power outages can happen at any time. Learn how 211 can help you prepare, get support and stay safe. Learn more about 211. Emergency planning. Keep yourself and your family safe by preparing for unexpected events. Get tips on emergency planning. Outage compensation programs.
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