Alternate name: PSPS, Disability Action Center (DAC)

Description
Services listed below are ONLY available during a PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) event. In order to receive services promptly, one must sign-up for PG&E programs and complete an assessment with the Disability Action Center (DAC) BEFORE a PSPS event.

DAC in Redding serves as the main support center in the event of a PG&E Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). Serves people with disabilities, older adults, and individuals with Access & Functional Needs (AFN). Services cover Shasta, Tehama, Siskiyou, and Lassen County residents. Services are for those who rely on electric power for Durable Medical Equipment (DME). Equipment may include:

• Nebulizers
• CPAP
• Oxygen
• Power wheelchairs
• Assistive technology (such as TTY).

One must first sign up with PG&E for one of these programs:

• Medical Baseline Program (DAC is unable to help one register for this program)
• Vulnerable Customer status (DAC can help one register for this program)

After signing up with one of the above programs, DAC can provide an assessment of needs. Depending on needs, DAC can provide one of the following services during a PSPS event:

• Batteries on loan
• Financial assistance with gas for generators
• Hotel vouchers

Program Phones: 530-242-8550 Redding Office 530-248-0393 Redding After Hours

Website: actionctr.org Email: wecare@actionctr.org

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