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Home My WebLink AboutAGENDA REPORT 2022 0119 CC SPC ITEM 06A1 POWERPOINTCITY OF MOORPARK,  CALIFORNIA City Council Meeting of January 19, 2022 ACTION CONSENSUS TO RECEIVE AND FILE THE PRESENTATION. BY K. Spangler. A.Consider Presentation and Update on Southern California Edison Public Safety Power Shutoff Program; Overview of City’s Advocacy related to Public Safety Power Shutoffs and Update on California Public Utilities Commission Proceedings related to Public Safety Power Shutoffs. Staff Recommendation: Receive and file presentation. Item: 6.A. Our Commitment to California Keeping our communities safe from wildfires City of MoorparkJanuary 19, 2022 Item: 6.A.(1) 1 Protection of Public Safety 2 California’s wildfire problem is serious and worsening About a quarter of our service area is in high fire risk areas 3 Our Wildfire Mitigation Plan •Further hardening infrastructure, bolstering situational awareness capabilities, enhancing operational practices and harnessing the power of data and technology •Incorporating advanced mitigation measures deployed in high fire risk areas around the world 4 Enhancing Operational PracticesBolstering Situational Awareness Capabilities A COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGY to prevent, combat and respond Hardening the Electric Grid 5 COVERED CONDUCTOR2,500 MILES INSTALLED 6 13,300+ FAST-ACTING FUSES INSTALLED PROTECTIVE DEVICES 7 HIGH FIRE RISK INSPECTIONS CONTINUE GROUND AND AERIAL INSPECTIONS OF EQUIPMENT FOR REPAIRS, MAINTENANCE OR REPLACEMENT 8 WILDFIRE CAMERAS166 CAMERAS INSTALLED THOROUGHLY COVERING HIGH FIRE RISK AREAS 9 WEATHER STATIONS1,430+ I NSTALLED 10 ADVANCED WEATHER MODELING •New state-of -the-art software with a high-resolution weather model forecasts weather conditions down to less than two miles •24/7 monitoring 11 ANTONCIRCUIT 12 ENCHANTEDCIRCUIT 13 GABBERTCIRCUIT 14 ZONECIRCUIT 15 •Hazard tree removal beyond traditional trim zone •Inspect 1.5 million trees across our service area annually and prune 850,000 of those trees •750,000 trees are in high fire risk areas •Vegetation removal at poles •LiDAR surveying VEGETATION MANAGEMENT 16 NEW TECHNOLOGIES •Early Fault Detection •Distributed Fault Anticipation •Open Phase Detection •Rapid Earth Fault Current Limiter •Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning 17 INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM D EDICATED QUALIFIED RESPONSE TEAM MEMBERS, W HO ARE O N-CALL FOR DUTY 24/7 18 PUBLIC SAFETY POWER SHUTOFF •De-energizing power lines to prevent ignitions •Used during elevated fire conditions •Primarily impacts circuits in high fire risk areas •Use of multiple methods to notify people in affected areas before, during and after a de-energization event 19 DURING A PSPS: CUSTOMER RESOURCES •Community Crew Vehicles •Community Resource Centers •SCE.com/PSPS 20 CUSTOMER CARE PROGRAMS Customer Resiliency Programs •Critical Care Backup Battery Program •Targeting Medical Baseline customers in high fire risk areas that are enrolled in CARE / FERA •No-cost backup battery (e.g., 1500W, 3000W, 6000W) and 200-watt solar panel 21 CUSTOMER CARE PROGRAMS Rebates & Programs •Rebates on portable power stations, generators and battery storage •$75 rebate for small appliance & device battery backup •$200-$500 rebate for portable generators •Self-Generation Incentive Program (SGIP) •Rebates for whole home / facility energy storage •Hotel Discounts for customers experiencing an extended outage •Resiliency Zones with back power for essential services in remote locations 22 MICROGRIDS •Launched microgrid resiliency pilot with San Jacinto High School •Second pilot site identified for a school in San Bernardino County 23 •Ongoing community meetings held with high fire risk areas •Meetings with cities, counties and tribal governments •Educational campaign and newsletter informing customers about preparing for power shutoffs ENGAGING OUR COMMUNITIES 24 INVESTING IN OUR COMMUNITIES •Keeping our communities safer through wildfire mitigation and preparedness o First responder capacity building o Community engagement o Resiliency and disaster recovery 25 HELPING PROTECT COMMUNITIES •SCE supports the readiness of fire agencies •Contributed $18 million to support the creation of a quick reaction force of aerial firefighting assets in SCE’s service area 26 STAY INFORMED SIGN UP BE PREPARED •Visit our website •Attend a Community Meeting •PSPS alerts •SCE’s Medical Baseline program •SCE programs and rebates •Be prepared with a safety preparedness plan, some basic supplies and advance planning •Power outage tips Website: sce.com/wildfire SCE Customer Support: 1-800-655-4555