Eureka, CA, October 13, 2026 — The mayor of Paradise has initiated efforts to obtain more information regarding a potential power shutoff that could affect the community. The specific details surrounding the proposed shutoff, including its timing, scope, and the reasons behind it, remain unclear.

Officials in Paradise are actively seeking communication from Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) to understand the circumstances that might lead to a service interruption. The inquiry aims to gather factual information to inform residents and prepare the town for any necessary measures.

The nature of the potential power shutoff, whether it is related to preventative measures during high-risk weather conditions or other operational factors, has not been publicly disclosed. Information regarding the duration of any potential shutoff or the criteria PG&E would use to implement such a measure has also not been provided.

Local government representatives are reportedly working to establish a clear line of communication with PG&E to ensure transparency and facilitate proactive planning for the community. Residents are advised to stay informed through official town channels as more details become available.

The contractor’s name involved in any potential shutoff was not provided in the available information. Similarly, the specific cause for the potential shutoff, any permit status, inspection outcomes, code violations, fine amounts, or subsequent actions were not detailed.

The mayor’s office has stated its primary goal is to secure reliable information to address potential impacts on Paradise residents and local infrastructure. Further updates are expected as the town continues its efforts to gain clarity from PG&E.



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