If you encounter a downed wire, always assume it is energized and dangerous and stay at least 100 feet away.
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Stay Away From Downed Wires Infographic
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After weather events, crews inspect the lines for damage and determine if it's safe to restore power. This could mean customers are without power until inspections are done.
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The location of your home or business on a circuit and the area of severe weather relative to your local substation are important factors in determining whether or not you are impacted by PSPS.
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SCE's peer utility, PG&E, is sending crews to provide support and help restore power for customers impacted by the storm.
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SCE crews prep equipment that will be used to restore power for customers affected by the weather-related outages.
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The Eaton Fire devastated several foothill communities, including Altadena, leaving a path of destruction.
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In the hardest-hit areas, crews are challenged with limited access to active wildfire areas, making it difficult to assess scope of damage to equipment.
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Many neighborhoods saw broken trees and electic equipment in the wake of the windstorm.
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After intense winds damaged equipment, crews are working to replace all poles and wires left destroyed.