Changing weather conditions are putting our region at risk for wildfires. We’ve made significant investments to protect our communities, but there are times during extreme weather when we may have to turn off the power for public safety.
If there’s a fire, sometimes fire officials or other agencies also ask us to cut power to keep the community and/or their crews safe. Whatever the circumstances, we’ll make every effort to communicate with you in advance. And please know that turning off power in the interest of safety isn’t a decision we take lightly. It’s a last resort during extreme situations.
Stay informed by making sure your contact information is up-to-date:
· Go to My Account (sdge.com/myaccount) and log in
· Click on ‘Manage My Account’ and update your contact information, including email address
You can also sign up for outage notifications in My Account:
· Click on the ‘Alerts and Subscriptions’ tab
· Select ‘Outage Notifications’ from the drop-down menu
· From there, choose the way you want to stay informed (email, text and phone)
If there’s a fire, sometimes fire officials or other agencies also ask us to cut power to keep the community and/or their crews safe. Whatever the circumstances, we’ll make every effort to communicate with you in advance. And please know that turning off power in the interest of safety isn’t a decision we take lightly. It’s a last resort during extreme situations.
Stay informed by making sure your contact information is up-to-date:
· Go to My Account (sdge.com/myaccount) and log in
· Click on ‘Manage My Account’ and update your contact information, including email address
You can also sign up for outage notifications in My Account:
· Click on the ‘Alerts and Subscriptions’ tab
· Select ‘Outage Notifications’ from the drop-down menu
· From there, choose the way you want to stay informed (email, text and phone)
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