Accessibility assistance and resources

Resources to help those with access and functional needs stay safe during a PSPS.

Receive text, email or phone updates about outages in PG&E's service area.

We partner with local organizations to help you access food options during and after a PSPS.

Local food banks  provide food replacement during a PSPS and up to three days after. Some food banks may have income restrictions, so please reach out to your local food bank for more information. Note: Food is available while supplies last.
 

Find a local food bank in your county

Meals on Wheels is a service that delivers meals to seniors enrolled in the program. Note: If you are already enrolled and experience a PSPS, you'll get an extra meal for each day of the outage.

Eligible seniors must be:

• 60 years or older
• The spouse of a person aged 60 or older
• At risk of malnutrition
• Unable to visit a Meals on Wheels center

Enroll in Meals on Wheels in your area

As a PG&E customer, we want to ensure you have a safe place to stay during a PSPS. If you are impacted by a PSPS, you may be eligible for discounted lodging at certain hotels.

Vacancy is not guaranteed. Upon arrival, you may be asked to verify your status as a PG&E customer. Other terms and conditions may apply. PG&E is not affiliated with and is not responsible for hotel stays. PG&E is also not responsible for any charges, fees or reimbursements.