Update at 2:40 p.m.: PG&E crews have restored power to all three weather-related outages in several areas of Calaveras County this morning. The final outage was south of Wallace and began at 12:45 a.m. It originally impacted 200 customers, but crews were able to make progress in the one o’clock hour, dropping that number to 148. Further details on the other outages can be viewed below.
Update post 1:43 p.m.: PG&E crews have restored power to two of three weather-related outages this morning in several areas of Calaveras County. In the noon hour, power was restored to 128 customers in Angels Camp, centered near North Main Street, after their electricity went out after midnight. Additionally, the power has been restored to 78 customers who lost power in the area of Rock Creek Road outside of Copperopolis at 3:18 a.m. Their lights came back on just after 1 p.m.
While crews have made progress, there remains an outage south of Wallace. The number of impacted customers has dropped from 200 to 148 after losing power at 12:45 a.m. PG&E is hoping to have full restoration there by 3 p.m.
Original post written by BJ Hansen at 7:47 a.m.: Angels Camp, CA — PG&E is working to restore power in several areas of Calaveras County.
There is an outage that started just after midnight and is impacting 128 customers in Angels Camp. PG&E reports that it is “storm-related” and is centered near North Main Street. Full restoration is anticipated by noon.
In addition, 78 customers lost power in the area of Rock Creek Road outside of Copperopolis due to storm-related impacts. The outage started at 3:18 am, and it is unclear when there will be full restoration.
200 customers lost power south of Wallace at 12:45 am. PG&E is hoping to have full restoration there by 3 pm.
