The source reports an active, unplanned outage affecting 3,711 customers in El Dorado County, California. It lists the cause as “PUBLIC SAFETY” and names PGE as the utility.
An active electricity interruption in San Mateo County, California, was affecting 2,294 customers, with PGE listed as the utility. No cause was provided.
An active, unplanned power outage in Tuolumne County, California, affects 686 customers. The source identifies PGE as the utility and lists the cause as “PUBLIC SAFETY.”
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An active, unplanned electricity interruption in San Luis Obispo County, California is reported to affect 290 customers. The listing names PG&E as the utility and classifies the cause as public safety.
An active, unplanned outage associated with PGE affects 262 customers in Tuolumne County, California; the listed cause is “PUBLIC SAFETY.” The source data includes an estimated restoration time, but no publication time.
The source record reports an active, unplanned outage affecting 580 customers in the named county, with PGE listed as the utility and “PUBLIC SAFETY” as the cause. It provides coordinates and an estimated restoration time in Unix milliseconds.
An unplanned, active outage in Mendocino County, California, affects 256 customers; PGE is listed as the utility and “PUBLIC SAFETY” as the cause. No estimated restoration time is supplied.
A source record reports an active, unplanned power interruption affecting 456 customers in Calaveras County, California. It associates the outage with PGE and identifies the cause as public-safety-related.
The source reports an active, unplanned PGE power outage affecting 795 customers in Calaveras County, California, with the cause listed as “PUBLIC SAFETY.”
A power outage in Tuolumne County, California, is listed as active, affecting 386 customers. The source identifies the outage type as not planned and the cause as public safety.
An active, unplanned electricity outage in Tuolumne County, California, is listed as affecting 673 customers. PGE is identified as the utility, and the recorded cause is public safety.
