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Public Safety Power Shutoffs & Fire Recovery Resources


For information regarding what tools and resources are available for Californians who have been impacted by wildfires and utility-directed power shutoffs, visit Response.CA.Gov. This one-stop portal combines emergency response, recovery and resilience information into a single place for easy access by users, and includes local and state resources, health services, shelters and housing, preparedness information, and more. 
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​Response.CA.Gov​

For information from your utility about Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS), visit the links below: 

PG&E​

Southern California Edison​

San Diego Gas & Electric​​​

The California Health and Human Services Agency (CHHS) has published a PSPS Resource Guide to help Californians impacted by power shutoffs. If you are in a power shutoff area, remember to check on your fami​ly, friends, neighbors, and especially the most vulnerable such as older adults, those with disabilities, and children. 

CHHS Public Safety Power Shutoff Resource Guide​

 

 

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LIHEAP

The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded progra​​​​m that offers a variety of home energy assistance for those in need. LIHEAP helps individuals and families meet their energy needs through utility bill assistance and energy efficiency upgrades. ​​​

Learn more about LIHEAP
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​​CSBG

The Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) provides funding to local non-profit and public agencies to help alleviate the causes and conditions of poverty in their communities. Based on locally determined needs, CSBG agencies promote economic security through services that address homelessness, hunger, unemployment, health and nutrition, emergencies, and more.

Learn more about CSBG 
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LI​WP

The Low-Income Weatherization Program (LIWP) provides low-income households with rooftop solar photovoltaic systems and energy efficiency upgrades at no cost to residents. The program reduces greenhouse gas emissions and household energy costs by saving energy and generating clean renewable power​. ​ LIWP currently operates three program components: Multi-Family, Community Solar, and Farmworker Housing.

Learn m​​ore about LIWP​​​

​​​​Progr​am Highlights​

LIHEAP's weatherization program provided Sandra with a more energy efficient stove.​Helping to ​Heat a Home 

LIHEAP helps ​a retiree afford to heat her home.​

Read more a​bout Sandra's story


 

Ribbon cutting ceremony at 40 Prado Homeless ShelterPartnering with the Community to Address ​Homelessness​​

The ​​​Community Action Partnership  of  San Luis Obispo County​ mobilized its community to  build a new homeless services center.​​​​​

Read more about CAPSLO's story​

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Dana Guzman by her doorway​Lowering Utility Bills for Renters

    LIWP's Multi-Family Energy Efficiency and Renewables program helps families afford other necessities by reducing their high energy costs.

Read more about Dana's story

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