Potential PSPS outage maps

Find out if your service may be impacted by a currently announced PSPS

The tools below provide an overview of possible PSPS impacted addresses and areas as well as where to go for updates once power has been turned off.

If we expect an address will be impacted, we will attempt to call, text or email by using the phone number or email address currently on file for that account.
Once power has been turned off, the Outage Map will provide the latest restoration times if available.
View frequently asked questions about these tools.
Get the latest updates about currently announced PSPS events

Potential PSPS address-lookup map

This map provides the most accurate information for your address BEFORE your power has been turned off.

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PSPS area maps

These maps give a general outline of the impacted area only. It is not address specific and does not include the complete and exact area(s) impacted by a PSPS.

View the October 26-27 map (APPROXIMATE)

View the October 29 map (APPROXIMATE)

Frequently asked questions

My power is off. Why doesn’t the map show that my address is impacted?

The address lookup map was designed as a planning tool to use before a Potential Public Safety Power Shutoff.

Once a PSPS event is underway, find current information at these locations:

PSPS updates

Outage map

Why does the potential outage area map include my location, but the address lookup says I won’t be impacted?

The potential outage area map offers general guidelines only. For the most accurate information, please use the address lookup map.

My address doesn’t appear in the dropdown. What do I do?

It may take up to 10 seconds for an address to appear, especially if you are using a mobile phone that isn’t on WiFi. Start with the street address only. If your address doesn’t appear after 10 seconds, refer to the potential outage area map.

If the map shows my address could be impacted, how will you let me know if there will in fact be a shutoff?

We will attempt to send you a text or call and email 48 hours before we turn off power, 24 hours before and just prior to shutting off power. If you didn’t receive any communications from us, be sure we have your correct contact information. Sign in to check your contact information.

If you have a landlord or property manager, they will receive notification on your behalf. We encourage you to contact them to confirm they know how to reach you. Or, sign up to receive PSPS ZIP Code Alerts for Non-Account Holders directly from PG&E.

You can also follow PG&E on social media or get PSPS updates from local news outlets or on our PSPS event page.

How often are these maps updated?

The potential shutoff area(s) and address lookup maps are used for planning purposes before power is turned off. They are updated as new information becomes available. We encourage you to check back every few hours as the maps may change. The date and time stamp on the maps show the last time the files were updated.