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PSPS WATCH - Tenants and non-account holders can sign up to receive PSPS ZIP Code Alerts for any area where you do not have a PG&E account by visiting http://www.pge.com/pspszipcodealerts …pic.twitter.com/e0GwsMbZHD

A PSPS Watch will be upgraded to a Warning when forecasted conditions show that a safety shutoff will be needed. Whenever possible, Warning notifications will be sent approximately four to 12 hours in advance of the power being shut off. Visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates  for infopic.twitter.com/tUfe9tBEtY

Preparing for Public Safety Power Shutoffs – PG&E is airing a 30-minute RADIO program today and tomorrow. Please share with friends and family who may not use social media. Available via podcast, too. https://bit.ly/3418jmf pic.twitter.com/u3GBlw2IKZ

Please share with friends and family who aren’t on social media - Preparing for Public Safety Power Shutoffs. TV program provides customers w/ important info & prep tips. 30-Min program airing throughout Northern & Central CA this weekend. https://bit.ly/2S26SP2 pic.twitter.com/YRHGZ2Tg9v

PSPS WATCH – These resources can help you navigate and prepare in the event we need to turn off power for safety. Visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates  for more information.pic.twitter.com/HAFMRILFYH

Please share with friends and family who aren’t on social media - Preparing for Public Safety Power Shutoffs. TV program provides customers w/ important info & prep tips. 30-Min program airing throughout Northern & Central CA this weekend. https://bit.ly/3i3xUA4 pic.twitter.com/scXRmFAzL4

PG&E continues to monitor a potentially strong and dry offshore wind event forecasted to start early Sunday morning and expected to last through Monday. To see if you may be impacted visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates pic.twitter.com/1oH4wF35GT

PG&E continues to monitor a potentially strong and dry offshore wind event forecasted to start early Sunday morning and expected to last through Monday. PG&E may need to proactively turn power off for safety. Visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates  to see if you may be impacted.pic.twitter.com/rhWAKjdu3x

A PSPS Watch will be upgraded to a Warning when forecasted conditions show that a safety shutoff will be needed. Whenever possible, Warning notifications will be sent approximately four to 12 hours in advance of the power being shut off. Visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates  for infopic.twitter.com/OS7gRk2dRg

Updated Weather Forecast for Dry, Offshore Wind Event Means PG&E Might Need to Proactively Turn Off Power for Safety in Portions of 15 Counties - PG&E is Notifying Customers Who Might Be Affected by the Public Safety Power Shutoff. https://www.pgecurrents.com/2020/09/25/updated-weather-forecast-for-dry-offshore-wind-event-means-pge-might-need-to-proactively-turn-off-power-for-safety-in-portions-of-15-counties/ …pic.twitter.com/z6NJaK8AM3

PSPS WATCH – These resources can help you navigate and prepare in the event we need to turn off power for safety. Visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates  for more information.pic.twitter.com/efYTs5WMEi

PG&E continues to monitor a potentially strong and dry offshore wind event forecasted to start early Sunday morning and expected to last through Monday. To see if you may be impacted visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates pic.twitter.com/H4bPwaGXaJ

PG&E continues to monitor a potentially strong and dry offshore wind event forecasted to start early Sunday morning and expected to last through Monday. PG&E may need to proactively turn power off for safety. Visit http://pge.com/pspsupdates  to see if you may be impacted.pic.twitter.com/vW88WTSX0g

Updated Weather Forecast for Dry, Offshore Wind Event Means PG&E Might Need to Proactively Turn Off Power for Safety in Portions of 15 Counties - PG&E is Notifying Customers Who Might Be Affected by the Public Safety Power Shutoff. https://www.pgecurrents.com/2020/09/25/updated-weather-forecast-for-dry-offshore-wind-event-means-pge-might-need-to-proactively-turn-off-power-for-safety-in-portions-of-15-counties/ …pic.twitter.com/2yQo1pm2xD

PSPS WATCH - Stay informed and make sure your contact info is up to date and indicate your preferred language for notifications by visiting http://www.pge.com/mywildfirealerts … or by calling 1-800-742-5000, where in-language support is available.pic.twitter.com/dkoHwbQ5C3

Don’t forget to plan for your pet. Customers who have pets should identify which kennels, shelters or veterinarians can care for pets during an emergency ahead of time: https://www.safetyactioncenter.pge.com/articles/28-remember-pets-making-family-s-emergency-plan … #NationalPreparednessMonthpic.twitter.com/migFpoeXHL

PSPS WATCH – Make sure your contact info is up to date so that we can update you on the latest: http://www.pge.com/mywildfirealerts … or by calling 1-800-742-5000, where in-language support is available.pic.twitter.com/Xu35UT5rur

PSPS WATCH - PG&E’s emergency website (http://www.pge.com/pspsupdates ) is now available in 13 languages. Customers will have the opportunity to choose their language of preference for viewing the information when visiting the website.pic.twitter.com/1TXQhRLDAF

PSPS WATCH – Make sure your contact info is up to date and indicate your preferred language for notifications by visiting http://www.pge.com/mywildfirealerts … or by calling 1-800-742-5000, where in-language support is available. #NationalPreparednessMonthpic.twitter.com/5h6y5Z7vHv

Backup electric power can be a part of any preparedness plan. Find out what you need to know about using backup power: http://www.pge.com/backuppower  #NationalPreparednessMonthpic.twitter.com/CQE784jFDf