Resource Number: 78999101
Description
PG&E has partnered with 211s to provide emergency preparedness support for Access & Functional Needs (AFN) customers when weather and wildfire risk prompts the company to initiate a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). AFN populations include those with physical, developmental or intellectual disabilities, chronic conditions or injuries, limited English proficiency, older adults, children, pregnant women and low income, homeless, and/or transportation disadvantaged individuals.

PSPS Care Coordination helps create a safety plan by providing information about what to do before, during, and after a power outage.

Before an event, a PSPS Care Coordinator can help with:

• Emergency Planning Assistance - Personal Safety Plan
• Registration for Alerts and Notifications
• Portable Backup Batteries
• Medical Baseline Program Enrollment
• Disability Disaster Access & Resource (DDAR) Program Application
• CARE or FERA Enrollment
• Generator and Battery Rebate Program Information

During an event, a PSPS Care Coordinator can help with:

• Locating a Community Resource Center
• Accessible Hotel Accommodations
• Accessible Transportation
• Food Vouchers
• Fuel Cards for Generators

After an event, a PSPS Care Coordinator can help with:

• Power restoration updates
• Ongoing food support
• Preparing for the next PSPS

Program Phones: 2-1-1 Main - Toll Free Within Yolo County 530-392-4182 Main - 2-1-1 Yolo 855-866-1783 Toll Free 7-1-1 TTY Call 7-1-1 if Hearing Impaired and Ask For 2-1-1

Website: 211YoloCounty.com Email: 211yolo@211sacramento.org