Business Operations Center Situation Status Report 2019 October Statewide Fires and PSPS October 29, 2019 – 1100
Incident Summary The State Operations Center (SOC) activated on 10/23/19 to support Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS). The SOC transitioned to a Level 1 activation on 10/26/19 to support Statewide Fires and for the PSPS event conducted by the three major Investor Owned utilities (IOUs) in California, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), Southern California Edison (SCE) and San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) due to threatening weather events. The Kincade Fire in Northern California is resulting in evacuations, shelter operations, road closures and other significant impacts.
Business Operations Center Situation Report 2019 October Statewide Fires and PSPS Event Report Date: 10/29/2019 Report Time: 1100
Weather Summary (National Weather Service [NWS]) Impacts Critical fire weather conditions will return to Northern California this morning 10/29/19 into Wednesday 10/30/19, though winds will be weaker than the event that just ended on Monday 10/28/19 A strong Santa Ana wind event is likely to bring widespread extreme fire weather conditions to Southern California tonight 10/29/19 through Thursday afternoon 10/31/19 Northern CA: Red Flag Warning is in effect Tuesday 10/29/19 morning from 0800 hours through 1600 hours Wednesday 11/30/19 for much of Northern California Wind Advisory 0800 hours this morning 10/29/19 through 2300 hours this evening 10/29/19 for the Sacramento Valley Wind Advisory 1200 hours today 10/29/19 through 1100 hours Wednesday 10/30/19 for the North Bay Mountains Southern CA: Red Flag Warning Is in effect Tuesday 10/29/19 morning from 0800 hours through 1600 hours Wednesday 11/30/19 for much of Northern California Wind Advisory 0800 hours this morning 10/29/19 through 2300 hours this evening 10/29/19 for the Sacramento Valley Wind Advisory 1200 hours today 10/29/19 through 1100 hours Wednesday 10/30/19 for the North Bay Mountains
Tuesday’s Forecast
Northern California Valley Foothills/Mountains Temps: Highs: 63-73ºF Lows: 40-50ºF Temps: Highs: 40-60ºF Lows: 20-35ºF Humidity: Day: 8-20% Night: 30-55% Humidity: Day: 10-25% Night: 15-35% Winds: North winds 10 to 15 in the morning becoming Winds: Northeast 10-20 mph with gusts 25 to 40 mph in 20-30 with gusts 40 to 55 mph in the afternoon the afternoon. Precipitation: Dry Precipitation: Dry Southern California Coast Inland Temps: Highs: 65-75ºF Lows: 50-60ºF Temps: Highs: 70-85ºF, Lows: 50-65ºF Humidity: Day: 8-20% Night: 30-45% Mtns: Highs: 60-70ºF Lows: 35-45ºF Winds: Light and variable in the morning, becoming Humidity: Day: 5-10% Night: 15-30% southwest 5-10 mph afternoon. Then, northeast 15-25 Winds: Southwest 5-15 mph with gusts 15-30 mph in mph with gusts to 40 mph developing Tuesday night. the afternoon, then becoming north 25 to 35 mph with Precipitation: Dry gusts to 55 mph Tuesday night. Precipitation: Dry
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Business Operations Center Situation Report 2019 October Statewide Fires and PSPS Event Report Date: 10/29/2019 Report Time: 1100
Outlook for Wednesday – Sunday (NWS) Critical fire weather conditions will continue across both Northern and Southern California Wednesday. In Northern California, this event will be weaker than the event that just ended on Monday 10/28, but gusty winds and dry conditions will still lead to noteworthy fire weather concerns. In Southern California, this Wednesday-Thursday (10/30- 31) event is expected to be an extreme one, the strongest Santa Ana of the year so far, with powerful, damaging winds and very low humidity
Winds currently look to drop below critical levels statewide for Friday through the weekend, but humidity levels will remain quite dry. No precipitation is expected through the weekend
CA-ESF 4 Fire & Rescue (CAL FIRE/Cal OES Fire) CAL FIRE/Cal OES Fire Branch CAL FIRE Total Structures % Injuries /Residential Structures Incident Acres Contained /Total Threatened Damaged Destroyed Fatalities 90,015 77,415 15% (+10,340) 23 (+6)/15 124 (+30) Kincade Fire 0/0 (+9,184) (+10%) /80,595 (+4) /58 (+19) (+10,020) 65% Burris Fire 350 0/0 40/40 0/0 0/0 (+45%) 86% 10,425 46 (+2) Tick Fire 4,615 4/0 29/25 (-8%) /10,195 /42 (+2) 656 5 7,093 Getty Fire - 6/6 8/8 (+256) (5%) /7,092 107,573 83,036 (+7,473) 75 (+10)/ 161 (+38)/ Total - 4/0 (+9,790) /7,922 53 (+10) 91 (+27) (+17,152)
CA-ESF 13: Law Enforcement (Cal OES Law Enforcement) 2019 October California Fires Evacuations Summary Mandatory Evacuation Incident, County Evacuation Area Individuals Households Town of Windsor, City of Healdsburg and surrounding areas to include Hwy. 128 from North Knights Way to Napa County Line. Hwy. 101 corridor from Geyserville south through the Kincade Fire, town of Windsor. Dry Creek Valley, Mark West, Larkfield area, 136,148 - Sonoma County Fulton, Forestville, Guerneville, Occidental, Jenner, Bodega (-49,840) Bay, Sebastapol. Town of Fountaingrove, Oakmont, Rincon Valley area, portions of NE Santa Rosa. Zones 1-6, Zone 8A, 9 & 10
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Business Operations Center Situation Report 2019 October Statewide Fires and PSPS Event Report Date: 10/29/2019 Report Time: 1100
Temescal Canyon to the West and the 405 Freeway to the Getty Fire, East. Mulholland Drive to the North and Sunset Boulevard to 19,416 8,016 Los Angeles the South 155,564 Statewide Evacuation Totals 8,016 (-49,840) There are 890 PG&E customers without power in Sonoma due to the Kincade Fire There are 223 SCE customers who remain without power due to the Tick Fire Fatalities None Repopulation Incident, County Repopulation Information Kincade Fire, Sonoma Zone 7 (Guerneville) and 8E (Sebastopol) Getty Fire, Los Angeles None
Critical Facilities Evacuated Incident, County Critical Facilities Evacuated Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital Kaiser Santa Rosa Kincade Fire, Sonoma
Mount St. Mary’s College Getty Fire, Los Angeles Convalescent Center
Road Closures Incident, County Road Closures Alexander Valley at Hwy-128 (Caltrans has placed cones and barricades) Traffic is closed on SR-128 between Alexander Valley Road (Jimtown) and Geyserville Avenue (Geyserville) Geyserville Avenue at Canyon Road is closed to southbound traffic Geyserville Avenue east of US-101 and is closed to northbound Geyserville Avenue traffic Kincade Fire, Sonoma US-101 open with off ramps closed form Airport Blvd to Dry Creek (Windsor and Healdsburg) Alexander Valley at Hwy 128 (Fixed Post) US-101 NB at Central Windsor Road Off-Ramp (Fixed Post) US-101 NB at Shiloh Road Off-Ramp (Fixed Post) SR-128 at Tubbs Lane State Route 14 is closed between Agua Dulce and Soledad Canyon- Number 3 lane Tick Fire, Los Angeles only, due to guard rail damage NB/SB I-405 at Getty Center Drive on/off ramps NB/SB I-405 at Mulholland Drive on/off ramps Getty Fire, Los Angeles NB I-405 on ramp at Sunset Blvd NB I-405 at Moraga Drive on/off ramp
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Business Operations Center Situation Report 2019 October Statewide Fires and PSPS Event Report Date: 10/29/2019 Report Time: 1100
October Statewide PSPS Event Statewide Utility Outage Totals Total numbers include medical baseline and critical care customers Utility Customers Customers Customers Event Estimated Customers Name De-energized Re-energized Remaining PG&E* 10/26/19 PSPS 976,500 405,200 (-194,770) 194,770 405,200 PG&E** 10/29/19 PSPS 613,599 48,000 (+48,000) 0 48,000 SCE*** 10/27/19 PSPS 213,242 23,256 (-3,326) 3,326 19,939 Total 1,189,742 476,456 (-246,096) 198,096 473,139 *Per 10/29/19, 0600 hours PG&E Situation Report **Per PG&E EOC 10/29/19, 0634 hours ***Per 10/28/19, 1730 hours SCE PSPS Form
Pacific Gas & Electric [PG&E] 10/26/19 PSPS Event PG&E De-energized Areas (All Time Periods 1-6) As of 10/28/19 at 0600 hours, PG&E gave “all clear” for re-energization to all zones other than those restricted due to ongoing wildfire operations. No estimated time of restoration PG&E is committed to a 48 hour restoration period
% Medical Baseline % Critical Customers County Name % Customers Restored Restored Restored
Alameda 90% 92% 90% Alpine 0% 0% 0% Amador 56% 58% 64% Butte 61% 69% 48% Calaveras 41% 55% 60% Colusa 98% 98% 100% Contra Costa 83% 86% 75% El Dorado 59% 60% 59% Fresno 88% 85% 94% Glenn 100% 100% 100% Humboldt 99% 100% 99% Lake 7% 10% 8% Madera 69% 76% 68% Marin 39% 40% 48% Mariposa 18% 3% 25% Mendocino 0% 0% 0% Monterey 100% 100% 100% Napa 32% 37% 32% Nevada 77% 81% 74% Other 62% NA 0% Placer 83% 85% 70% Plumas 0% 0% 0% Page 5 of 22
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San Benito 98% 100% 93% San Joaquin 99% 100% 100% San Mateo 92% 92% 88% Santa Clara 86% 87% 75% Santa Cruz 89% 86% 89% Shasta 49% 48% 47% Sierra 14% 17% 21% Siskiyou 100% NA NA Solano 23% 18% 23%
% Medical Baseline % Critical Customers County Name % Customers Restored Restored Restored Sonoma 11% 8% 13% Stanislaus 95% NA 100% Tehama 94% 97% 84% Trinity 95% 100% 93% Tuolumne 75% 83% 71% Yolo 74% 77% 81% Yuba 17% 19% 13% Total 59% 60% 58% 10/29/19 PG&E PSPS Event A potentially strong offshore wind event expected to occur at 10/29/19 at 0800 hours impacting the following 35 counties: Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, El Dorado, Glenn, Humboldt, Kern, Lake, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma, Stanislaus, Tehama, Trinity, Tuolumne, Yolo, and Yuba
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Business Operations Center Situation Report 2019 October Statewide Fires and PSPS Event Report Date: 10/29/2019 Report Time: 1100
10/29/19 PSPS Event PG&E De-energized Areas Per 10/29/19, 0600 hours PG&E Situation Report Electric Outages Estimated Time of Initiating County # Customers De-energized (Potential # of Customers) Re-energization Patrols Alameda 10,306 Alpine 66 Amador 10,565 Butte 15,820 Calaveras 19,486 Contra Costa 204 El Dorado 34,606 Humboldt 66,447 Kern 839 Lake 37,441 Marin 119,533 48,000 10/30/19, 1000 hours Mendocino 38,491 Napa 16,820 Nevada 43,194 Placer 25,430 Plumas 785 San Mateo 13,209 Santa Clara 496 Santa Cruz 5,408 Shasta 26,916 Sierra 1,159 Siskiyou 51 Solano 20,507
Electric Outages Estimated Time of Initiating County # Customers De-energized (Potential # of Customers) Re-energization Patrols Sonoma 86,713 Tehama 2,813 48,000 10/30/19, 1000 hours Trinity 1,046 Tuolumne 9,406 Yolo 527 Yuba 5,314 Other* 1 Medical Baseline* 3,860 Critical Care* 21,805 Total 613,599 *Subsets of total Southern California Edison [SCE] SCE is at PSPS Stage “De-energization Initiated” for portions of Fresno, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino, and Ventura SCE remains at PSPS Stage “Activating PSPS Protocols/Potential to De-energize” in portions of Fresno, Inyo, Kern,
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Business Operations Center Situation Report 2019 October Statewide Fires and PSPS Event Report Date: 10/29/2019 Report Time: 1100
Kings, Los Angeles, Madera, Mono, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, Tulare, and Ventura
10/27/19 PSPS Event SCE De-energized Areas As of SCE PSPS Form timestamped 10/29/19 at 0800 hours # of Impacted Electric Outages # of Re-energized Customers Awaiting County Customers (# of Customers) Customers Re-energization Fresno, Inyo, Kern, Kings, Los Angeles, Madera, Mono, 213,242 23,265 3,326 19,939 Orange, Riverside, San (-113,191) (-3,326) Bernardino, Tulare, and Ventura Medical Baseline* 4,228 (-1,905) 336 (-122) - - Critical Care* 934 (-326) 77 (-15) - - Total 213,242 (-113,191) 23,265 (-3,326) 3,326 19,939 *Subsets of total San Diego Gas & Electric [SDG&E] All PSPS lines re-energized SDG&E is monitoring a Fire Weather Watch. SGD&E is monitoring the weather, but does not anticipate activating PSPS protocols at this time Utility Run Community Resource Centers (CRC) (87) (+9) PG&E – 75 (+9) SDG&E – 8 SCE – 4 PG&E (75) Per PG&E all locations are ADA compliant and will remain open until power has been restored County Location Address Hours of Operation Merritt Community College 12500 Campus Dr Kmart 26231 Mission Blvd Alameda Clark Kerr Southwest Parking Lot UC Berkeley 1 Tanglewood Road
Bear Valley Transportation Alpine 132 Bear Valley Rd Center
St. Katharine Drexel Catholic 11361 Prospect Drive, Jackson Amador Parish
Mace Meadows Golf Course 26570 Fairway Drive, Pioneer 2100 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Costco Parkway, Chico Butte Strip Mall 14144 Lakeridge Court, Magalia 0800-2000 Bird Street School 1421 Bird Street, Oroville Meadowmont Shopping Center 2182 Highway 4, Arnold Veterans of Foreign Wars post 202 Spink Rd, West Point Calaveras 3322 Page 8 of 22
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Round Table Pizza 55 Highway 26 Utica Park 1075 Utica Lane Tice Valley Community Center 2055 Tice Valley Blvd Balfour-Guthrie Park 1701 Balfour Rd Contra Costa Saint Mary’s College 1928 Saint Mary’s Road Costco 4801 Central Ave Buffalo Hill Center 6023 Front Street 37 Former County Sherriff’s Office 300 Fair Lane El Dorado Knotty Pine Lanes 2667 Sanders Dr #1
El Dorado Pioneer Park 6740 Fairplay Road To open 10/30/19 at 0800 hrs
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Firemen’s Pavilion 9 Park St 321 Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. Arcata Community Center Parkway
US Forest Service Big Rock Day 2383-2405 Trinity River Hwy Use Area Humboldt 0800-2000 Blue Lake Rancheria 428 Chartin Rd Neighborhood Facilities Building 11900 CA-96 & Tribal Offices Pierson Park 1705 Gwin Rd Humboldt County Main Library 1313 3rd Street, Eureka Kern TBD TBD To open 10/30/19 at 0800 hrs 2755 Mission Rancheria Road, Konocti Vista Casino Lakeport
Clearlake Senior Community Lake 3245 Bowers Ave 0800-2000 Center Upper Lake Unified School 725 Old Lucerne Dr District Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino Madera Chukchansi Gold Resort Pending 711 Lucky Lane Albert J. Boro Community Center 50 Canal St Marin Marin Gateway Shopping Center 100 Donahue St City Property 115 San Pablo Avenue Novato 0800-2000 Potter Valley Bible Church 10151 Main St, Potter Valley Mendocino Empty Lot 1775 N State St Fort Bragg Recreation Center 300 S Lincoln St, Fort Bragg Monterey City Property *Limited Power 1351 Oak Avenue Saint Helena Catholic Church 1435 North Oak St Napa Napa Valley Expo 575 Third St American Canyon 100 Benton Way To open 10/30/19 at 0800 hrs Sierra College – Grass Valley 250 Sierra College Dr Nevada Penn Valley Community Church 11739 Spencerville Rd Nevada City Elks Lodge 518 State Highway 49 0800-2000 Gold County Fairgrounds 209 Fairgate Road, Auburn
Placer Canyon View Assembly Church 23221 Forest Hill Rd, Forest Hill McBean Pavillion Parking Lot 75 McBean Park Drive, Lincoln San Benito Mission San Juan Batista 406 2nd Street La Honda Fire Brigade 8945 La Honda Rd 0800-2000 Sea Bowl 4625 Pacific Coast Hwy, Pacifica San Mateo San Mateo San Mateo Event Center 2495 South Delaware Gate 13
City Library 620 Correas Street To open 10/30/19 at 0800 hrs Page 10 of 22
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East Valley Family YMCA 1975 S White Rd Santa Clara Costco 7251 Camino Arroyo
Parking Lot 141 Vine Hill School Rd
Costco 220 Sylvania Ave 0800-2000 Santa Cruz Twin Lakes Church 2701 Cabrillo College Drive *Limited Power Shasta Senior Center Parking Lot 2081 Frontier Trail Shasta USFS District Office Parking Lot 14250 Holiday Rd Sierra Park Spring and Busch Street To open 10/30/19 at 0800 hrs Solano County Fairground 900 Fairgrounds Dr, Vallejo Solano S&S Supply Solutions 2700 Maxwell Way
Lowe’s 1751 E Monte Vista Ave Hanna Boys Center 17000 Arnold Drive, Sonoma Sonoma Cloverdale Citrus Fair 1 Citrus Fair, Cloverdale
Santa Rosa Veteran’s Memorial 1351 Maple Avenue, Santa Rosa 0800-2000 Paved Parking Lot near Estil C 103 East Fig Lane Tehama Clark Park Empty Lot 100 Rio St 22901 Meadow Drive, Twain Eproson Park Harte Tuolumne Mary Laveroni Park 18930 Main Street, Groveland Mother Lode Fairgrounds 220 Southgate Dr Yolo `TBD TBD To open 10/30/19 at 0800 hrs 9185 Marysville Road, Oregon 0800-2000 Yuba Alcouffe Center House Total 75 (+9)
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SDG&E (8) County Location Address Status Descanso Branch Library 9545 River Dr, Descanso Lake Morena Community Church 29765 Oak Drive, Campo
Potrero Community Center 24550 Highway 94, Potrero
28890 Old Highway 80, Pine Pine Valley Improvement Club Valley, Whispering Winds Catholic Camp 17606 Harrison Park Road, Julian San Diego Jacumba Highland Community Tentative* 44645 Old Highway 80, Jacumba Center
1136 Community Building Road, Dulzura Community Center Dulzura
Warner Springs Resource Center 30950 CA-79, Warner Springs Total 8 *Awaiting county approval to open SCE (4) County Location Address Status Ventura Berylwood Park 1955 Bridget Ave, Simi Valley San Ecclesia Christian Fellowship 1314 E Date, San Bernardino Bernardino Tentative* Stallion Springs Community 27800 Stallion Springs Dr, Kern Center Tehachapi Los Angeles Acton Agua Dulce County Library 33792 Crown Valley Rd, Acton 0900-1700 10/28/19 Total 4 *Awaiting county approval to open County Run CRCs (2) County Location Address Status Open Oakhurst Station 48267 Liberty, Oakhurst 0800-2000 Madera 40500 Redbud Drive, Open CHP Office Oakhurst 0700-1500
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Proclamations & Declarations Federal Federal Major Jurisdiction, Local Emergency Local Governor’s FMAG # Emergency Disaster Incident Proclamation Ratification Proclamation Declaration Declaration State of 10/27/19 California Sonoma County 10/21/19 10/22/19 10/25/19 - - - Town of Windsor, 10/23/19 - - - - - Sonoma County City of Santa 10/23/19 - - - - - Rosa City of St 10/25/19 - - - - - Helena City of San 10/26/19 - - - - - Rafael Marin County 10/26/19 - - - - - Santa Clara 10/27/19 - - - - - County Solano County 10/29/19 Contra Costa 10/29/19 County Kincade Fire, FEMA-5295- 10/24/19 - - - - Sonoma County FM-CA Tick Fire, FEMA-5296- Los Angeles 10/25/19 - 10/25/19 - - FM-CA County Getty Fire, City FEMA-5297-FN- 10/28/19 - 10/28/19 - - of Los Angeles CA Local Health Proclamation – Marin County 10/26/19 California State Parks 2019 October California Fires Kincade Fire The following Park Units are closed in the Bay Area District due to a combination of impacts form the Kincade Fire and PSPS event: o Robert Louis Stevenson, Bothe Napa, Bale Grist Mill, Sugarloaf Ridge, Trionne-Annadel, Jack London, Sonoma, Petaluma Adobe, Tomales Bay, Candlestick, Olompali o Mount Tamalpais – due to fire danger/mop-up impacts from Muir Fire o Angel Island - Ferries are not running, all visitors off island via Ayala Approximately three (3) state park units within the mandatory evacuation areas of Sonoma County o Austin Creek State Recreation Area o Armstrong Redwoods State Park o Sonoma Coast State Park o Staff are alert and monitoring the fire as it progresses. Law enforcement mutual aid is being provided at a local level at this time Progress stopped on Muir Fire (Mt Tamalpais State Park) at 50 acres, in mop-up, closure of park facilities remains in Page 13 of 22
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effect while mop-up continues. Fire at Trione-Annadel stopped at three (3) acres Wildland Fire at Trione-Annadel State Park progress stopped at three acres. Minimal damage to park Monitoring impacts from Kincade Fire for seven to nine miles from Austin Creek/Armstrong Redwoods (closest State Park units) Schools (Department of Education [CDE]) 2019 October California Fires CDE is in regular contact with local educational agencies and schools liaisons embedded in EOCs in Sonoma, Napa, and Marin counties to monitor impacts form Kincade Fire Note: Local Educational Agencies are not required to report closures to the CDE; the following information is the best available at the time this report was submitted. CDE is gathering new school closure data as it becomes available. This is a manual process that takes some time. Schools normally make the decision, at the local level, early in the morning based upon conditions as to whether they will be open that day Additionally, CDE is monitoring Sonoma County local educational agencies for impacts from the Kincade Fire CDE is working with partner agencies to identify schools in the area of the Kincade fire that may be impacted, or may be able to open as shelters CDE is in regular contact with local educational agencies and schools liaisons embedded in EOCs in Sonoma, Napa, and Marin counties to monitor impacts from the Kincade Fire: SCHOOL DISTRICTS, inclusive of SCHOOLS CONFIRMED STUDENTS OUT OF SCHOOL County independent charter schools and CLOSED 10/28/19 10/28/19 private schools on-record with CDE Marin 21 122 40,726 Napa 4 51 21,011 Solano - 38 19,273 Sonoma 43 227 73,873 Total 68 438 (+38) 154,883 (+19,273) CDE is monitoring southern California local educational agencies for impacts from the Tick Fire and Getty Fire: SCHOOL DISTRICTS, inclusive of SCHOOLS CONFIRMED STUDENTS OUT OF SCHOOL County independent charter schools and CLOSED 10/28/19 10/28/19 private schools on-record with CDE Los Angeles - 74 42,659 Orange - 1 674 Total - 75 43,333 CDE is monitoring Los Angeles County local educational agencies for impacts from the Tick Fire. Schools closed Friday, 10/25/19, including San Fernando Valley schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District, are expected to reopen today CDE is monitoring Los Angeles County local educational agencies (LEAs) for impacts from the Getty Fire. Early numbers indicate 17 Los Angeles Unified School District sites are closed today, 10/28/19 Statewide, CDE confirmed 235 schools serving 103,332 students were closed on 10/28/19 due to fire-related impacts October Statewide PSPS Event CDE’s Nutrition Services Division is working with local educational agencies on providing non-perishable meals to schools that stay open and coordinating with the USDA to waive the requirements that limit reimbursements for only hot meals CDE provided guidance to all LEAs on PSPS Page 14 of 22
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Schools identified as de-energized and monitoring due to PSPS by county: Note: CDE staff is manually verifying school closures Schools Closed 10/28/19 De-Energized 10/28/19 Monitoring 10/28/19 COUNTY # Schools # Students # Students Impacted # Schools Impacted # Schools # Students Impacted Alameda 27 15,449 71 34,538 63 21,592 Alpine 1 2 1 2 - - Amador 15 4,233 11 2,639 5 1,614 Butte 1 98 40 10,531 - - Calaveras 12 3,564 3 162 24 5,202 Contra Costa 6 2,747 84 40,942 30 14,066 El Dorado 2 881 57 16,870 4 692 Fresno - - - - 1 583 Humboldt 27 4,543 1 29 102 19,630 Inyo - - - - 1 137 Kern - - - - 17 3,482 Kings - - - - 1 373 Lake 35 6,520 31 6,544 20 3,417 Los Angeles - - 1 6 171 82,652 Marin - - 53 17,378 68 22,988 Mariposa 2 64 - - 2 64 Mendocino 69 13,355 69 13,586 2 82 Monterey 2 440 2 593 17 7,734 Napa 60 22,613 19 5,643 5 2,602 Nevada 27 7,613 50 11,552 1 440 Orange - - - - 32 23,581 Placer - - 40 12,171 - - Riverside - - - - 102 72,098 San Benito 3 779 4 787 - - San Bernardino - - 1 1,710 63 40,475 San Diego - - - - 57 27,824 San Francisco - - 1 348 - - San Joaquin - - - - 2 1,690 San Mateo 37 13,947 86 32,476 7 3,940 Santa Clara 1 144 62 33,494 12 6,410 Santa Cruz - - 66 24,015 7 3,030 Shasta - - 80 20,079 - - Sierra - - 2 50 - - Siskiyou - - - - 1 26 Solano - - 30 16,077 6 2,429
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Schools Closed 10/28/19 De-Energized 10/28/19 Monitoring 10/28/19 COUNTY # Schools # Students # Students Impacted # Schools Impacted # Schools # Students Impacted Sonoma 229 73,512 150 42,985 4 828 Stanislaus - - - - 1 153 Sutter - - - - 1 941 Tehama - - 32 5,864 - - Trinity - - 1 95 2 93 Tuolumne - - - - 33 6,463 Ventura 3 785 - - 104 43,417 Yuba 5 666 7 837 - - Total 564 171,955 1,055 352,003 968 420,748 There are no currently identified unmet needs for local educational agencies University of California No new information reported since 10/25/19 No current direct impacts from any wildfires; potential for air quality impacts from drift smoke California State University (CSU) CSU Maritime (Vallejo) is closed for the remainder of the week and weekend, 10/28/19-11/3/19. All activities and classes are cancelled Humboldt State (Arcata) is closed through 10/29/2019. Power has been restored to the campus, but with the expected PSPS on 10/29/2019, the campus did not re-open Sonoma State (Rohnert Park) is closed through 11/4/2019. The campus is not under immediate threat from the Kincade fire CSU San Bernardino experienced a power loss on the morning of 10/28/2019, unrelated to the PSPS. Power was restored, however, the campus is under a PSPS warning. The campus closed at 1200 hours on 10/28/2019. There is no immediate threat to the campus. No additional needs CSU Maritime was evacuated due to grass fire crossing I80 at the Carquinez Strait on 10/27/2019 o One (1) off campus university owned building was destroyed by the fire, as well as an unknown number of university vehicles damage/destroyed The campus website was temporarily down due to fire damage to the IT fiber line. Website service has been restored Sonoma State has evacuated 40 students from their Residence Halls to their workforce housing facility (Marina Crossing Apartments, 785 Baywood Drive, Petaluma, CA 94954). The evacuation was precautionary only. The PSPS has caused a loss of the primary fire suppression systems, due to the shutdown of the Santa Rosa water treatment plant. Secondary systems are in use. The campus does have potable water from on-campus wells San Diego State, Stanislaus State (Turlock), CSU East Bay (Hayward) and Chico State are unaffected with no scheduled PSPS, and have no unmet needs
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CA-ESF 1: Transportation (California Department of Transportation [Caltrans]) October Statewide PSPS Event Tunnel Updates: o All Caltrans tunnels are fully functional Rail Update: o Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) . All SMART train services are cancelled for Tuesday, 10/29/19 due to PSPS Event o Metropolitan Transportation Commission is reporting that Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit (SMART) no train service due to PSPS event Total number traffic signals affected. Approximately 225 traffic signals statewide are listed in monitored areas *As of 10/28/19, 1300 hours # of Traffic Signals in Utility Company Monitoring Areas PG&E 207 SCE 18 SDG&E 0 Total 225
No reported airport or transit impacts at this time
Transit Update: Multiple transit lines have been affected throughout the state. No unmet needs at this time Maritime Update: o No Impacts
CA-ESF 6: Care & Shelter 2019 October California Fires Statewide Shelter Totals Statewide Shelter Totals Number of Shelters Overnight Shelter Count Outside Count 29 (+3) 2,678 246 Kincade Fire (Open: 18; Standby: 7) Estimated Overnight Location Managed Outside Status Shelter Count Count Santa Rosa Veterans American Red 300 N/A Open Memorial Building Cross Sonoma County American Red Fairgrounds - Grace 492 (-189) N/A Open Cross Pavillion (no pets) Petaluma Fairgrounds American Red 322 N/A Open (inside only) Cross
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Sonoma-Marin American Red Fairgrounds N/A 246 Open Cross (outside only) Petaluma Veterans Hall City 276 (+45) N/A Open Petaluma Community County 250 (-80) N/A Open Center Muir Woods Memory Independent 38 N/A Open Care Crosswalk Community County 25 (+5) N/A Open Church Napa Valley College County 199 (-1) N/A Open Marin County American Red 316 (-346) N/A Open Fairground Cross Calvary Independent 160 (-3) N/A Open Petaluma Valley Baptist Independent 124 (-17) N/A Open Napa Exposition County 0 (-1) N/A Open (Chardonnay) New Life Fellowship Independent 73 (-140) N/A Open Iglesia Christina Independent 40 N/A Open St. Mary's Cathedral County 44 N/A Open San Rafael School County N/A N/A Standby Dominican College - N/A N/A Standby YMCA Marin - N/A N/A Standby
Estimated Overnight Location Managed Outside Status Shelter Count Count Sonoma Veterans - N/A N/A Open Memorial Hall Elk's Lodge Independent N/A N/A Standby Dixon Fairgrounds County N/A N/A Standby American Canyon County N/A N/A Standby American Red Cal Expo N/A N/A Open Cross Oracle Arena - - - Standby Totals 25 (+2) 2,659 (-683) 246 (-95) - Evacuation Centers: Westwood Recreation Center (1350 South Sepulveda Boulevard, Westwood) Van Nuys-Sherman Oaks Recreation Center (14201 Huston Street, Sherman Oaks) Stoner Recreation Center (1835 Stoner, Los Angeles) Cheviot Hills Recreation Center (2551 Motor Avenue, Los Angeles) Palisades Recreation Center (851 Alma Real Drive, Pacific Palisades)
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Feeding American Red Cross (ARC), The Salvation Army (TSA) and World Central Kitchen (WCK) are providing feeding services at shelter locations Sonoma County Part of West County repopulating (primarily Sebastopol) Napa County Opened three (3) shelters to assist with the Kincade fire Napa Valley College closing 10/29/19 at 1200 hours, moving clients to Napa Expo Getty Fire Shelters (4) Estimated Overnight Shelter Name Managed Outside Status Shelter Count Count Stoner Recreation American Red 0 0 Open Center Cross Van Nuys – Sherman American Red Oaks 0 0 Open Cross Recreation Center Westwood American Red 10 (+10) 0 Open Recreation Center Cross Palisades Recreation American Red N/A Open 9 (+9) Center Cross Total 4 (+1) 19 (+19) 0 -
CA-ESF 8: Public Health and Medical (Department of Public Health [CDPH]) California Health and Human Services Agency 2019 October California Fires and PSPS Event California Department of Public Health (CDPH) CDPH has updated information on the CDPH website about where evacuated patients are being relocated to: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CHCQ/LCP/Pages/Facility-Evacuations.aspx
Department of State Hospitals (DSH) DSH-Napa Grounds, which closed on 10/27/19, except for the visiting center, remains closed due to safety concerns with wind and falling debris from trees
CA-ESF 10: Hazardous Materials [California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal EPA)] 2019 October California Fires Kincade Fire The Northern Sonoma County Air Pollution Control District has evacuated their office in Healdsburg. The Bay Area AQMD will provide information and updates on behalf of Northern Sonoma County APCD via their website, http://www.baaqmd.gov/, and social media October Statewide PSPS Event 10/23/19 PSPS Event State Water Resources Control Board & Division of Drinking Water The following Boil Water Notices are in place: Page 19 of 22
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Facility County Connections/People Effected Sonoma County CSA 41-Fitch Sonoma 337 connections; 1108 people Mountain 119 connections/unknown Bear Valley CSD Kern number of people affected 10/26/19 PSPS Event Cal EPA Identified 10 air monitoring stations that may be impacted by the upcoming PSPS event CalEPA is coordinating with State and local agencies regarding the use and permitting of unregistered/unpermitted portable engines operated during PSPS events CA-ESF 11: Food and Agriculture (Department of Food & Agriculture [CDFA]) 2019 October California Fires Kincade Fire Current Human/Animal Shelters Total: Counties – six (6), Shelters – nine (9), Animals – 1,101 County Location Address Status Animal Type Current population 399 horses, 21 mini horses, 206 goats, 54 sheep, 18 1350 Bennett ducks, 2 llama, 2 alpaca, 2 Sonoma County Fair Valley Rd., Santa Open Large Animal African Crane, 1 potbelly & Expo Rosa pig, 3 mini donkey, 2 emu, 3 (707) 545-4200 dogs, 1 mule, 1 donkey 715 Total 12 Alpacas, 49 Chickens, 8 Sonoma Large Animal (no Donkeys, 2 Ducks, 173 Sonoma – Marin 100 Fairgrounds Open horses) Goats, 15 Horses/Ponies, 2 Fairgrounds Drive, Petaluma Room for 200 Pigs, 35 Sheep Total - 299 900 Fairgrounds Solano County Fair Standby Animals 0 Drive 2 horses, 3 goats, chickens, Cloverdale Citrus 1 Citrus Fair Drive Open Animas 40 dogs, 20 cats Fruit Fair Total - 65 4501 Pleasanton Alameda County Self- Large Animal 2 Horses Alameda Ave, Pleasanton CA Fairgrounds Activated Capacity for 600 Total - 2 94566 Redwood Empire Fair 1055 North State Large Animals 10 Horses Mendocino Open (Ukiah) Street, Ukiah 95482 Capacity for 60 Total - 10 573 3rd Street, Large Animal Napa Napa Valley Expo Open 0 Napa CA 94559 (No Horses) Marin Marin County Fair 10 Ave of the Flags Open Large animals 95 Pets (no large animals)
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County Location Address Status Animal Type Current population Total - 10 1600 Exposition Sacramento Cal Expo Open Animals 0 Blvd, Sacramento Total 9 - - - 1,101
CA-ESF 12: Utilities (California Utilities Emergency Association [CUEA]) Sprint is now offering fee waivers for impacted areas. Please utilize the link below for detailed information
o https://newsroom.sprint.com/california-wildfires-getty-kincade.htm
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Air Quality Map
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