PG&E is on the scene for multiple power outages in Northern Sonoma County and Southern Mendocino County this evening.
The most affected areas are the Mendocino County town of Hopland and over 2,000 Cloverdale customers currently in the dark.
Interestingly, the series of power outages make almost a perfect line from the town of Sonoma to Rohnert Park to Santa Rosa, stretching up to Cloverdale, and the outages seemingly end in Hopland.
Affected Hopland customers are all on the west side of Highway 101, as per the outage map.
The cause of these outages is described as being investigated and the power is estimated to be restored by 12:15 a.m.
UPDATE 10:29 p.m.: The following is a Facebook post from the City of Cloverdale:
The City was notified that a transformer at the PG&E substation failed. There is currently an electrical outage across the majority of the City.
PG&E has been dispatched to assess. No current updates on the restoration of power.
UPDATE 10:50 p.m.: Power has been restored to some or all of Hopland, confirmed by MendoFever who is headquartered in the affected area.
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Gavin’s PG&E buddies in action!
Maintenance, we don’t need no stinking maintenance.