Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
We received a letter today detailing how, if certain criteria are met during high winds, that SDG&E will cut our power. After all the suffering caused by their lack of line maintenance, by not clearing dead trees away from their transmission lines, now this.
SDG&E tells us to make a plan. How do you plan for electricity arbitrarily being cut off for someone who sleeps with a CPAP machine because of sleep apnea or an asthmatic who needs power for a nebulizer? By buying an expensive gas-powered generator?
What does SDG&E offer to ameliorate the situation for those who will be much more than inconvenienced? Nothing. Perhaps they should offer generators at cost and rebates when this shutoff is enacted.
Personally, I want an assurance that SDG&E will not be the ones making the decision as to when power will be cut.
B. Huss
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