PGE announces power outage; Sonoma says no
Posted on October 23, 2019 by Sonoma Valley Sun
PG&E sent an alert at 10:42 that will shut off power through much of Sonoma County starting at 3:00 PM today. Power will be shut off in all or portions of Annapolis, Boyes Hot Springs, Cloverdale, Fulton, Geyserville, Glen Ellen, Healdsburg, Kenwood, Larkfield, Santa Rosa, Sonoma, Windsor and Stewarts Point.
MORE RECENTLY, THE CITY OF SONOMA SENT AN ALERT THAT SAID IT EXPECTS NO OUTAGES IN THE CITY.
PG&E expects to start turning power back on starting on Thursday afternoon, but it could take a couple days for some people to have power again.
See the power outage map and search for your address here:
PG&E is opening three Community Resource Centers tomorrow at 8 AM. Charging stations, water, and air conditioning are available at each center.
- Cloverdale Citrus Fair, 1 Citrus Fair Drive, Cloverdale
- Santa Rosa Memorial Veterans Building, 1352 Maple Avenue, Santa Rosa
- Hanna Boys Center, 1700 Arnold Drive, Sonoma
The Sheriff’s Office is always ready for emergencies. Our primary concern is public safety. We will be patrolling neighborhoods and staying visible. Please be aware of your surroundings and follow these tips:
- Do not call dispatch for information. Leave those lines open for urgent matters.
- Call 911 if you see crime happening, see suspicious activity, or have a life-threatening emergency.
- Call 211 if you need services.
- Call 1-800-743-5002 for PG&E power outage information.
- Stop at all dark traffic lights. They are stop signs when the power is out.
Take care of each other and check the Sheriff’s Office Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram feeds for updates.
