Update at 10:44 p.m.: While Tuolumne and Mariposa County PG&E customers had their power turned back on yesterday, nearly 200 customers in the Wilseyville area of Calaveras County had their electricity restored this morning after equipment damage. PG&E reports that personnel patrolling and inspecting power lines discovered damage on a section of line, forcing the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) to remain in place until a crew could make the needed repairs. The remaining 185 customers affected by the PSPS got their power restored about ten o’clock this morning, before the previously estimated time of noon. For more details on the PSPS, see below.
Original post at 7:58 a.m.: Calaveras County, CA — The utility reports that all of Tuolumne and Mariposa County customers impacted by the Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) have had their power turned back on.
In Calaveras County, 185 customers in the Wilseyville area remain without power. PG&E spokesperson Melissa Subbotin tells Central Sierra Broadcasting, “While crews were patrolling power lines and inspected equipment, they found a section of line damaged. A crew is on site working on repairs.”
The estimated time of repair is noon today.
At the height of the PSPS, it impacted 7,200 customers in Tuolumne County, 10,700 in Calaveras County, and 1,300 in Mariposa County. Customers can check their address for updates, estimated restoration times, and other information; click here.
