Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) invites Bay Area Region customers to a virtual town hall to share the latest updates on wildfire prevention work and local safety resources and connect customers with their local leadership team, including Regional Vice President Aaron Johnson.
On Thursday, May 18, from 5:30 to 7 p.m., PG&E experts will provide a brief presentation, during which participants will have the opportunity to ask questions.
The event can be accessed through the below link.
During the webinar event, customers can:
- Learn about our wildfire safety efforts and progress in their community
- Hear about resources available to support them
- Connect with their local PG&E leaders, including Regional Vice President, Aaron Johnson
Multi-language closed captioning and American Sign Language interpretation will be available, along with dial-in numbers for those who aren’t able to join online.
Just lower our rates already. How about a town hall on that?
Has PG&E finally figured out how to not blow up communities?
Dear PG&E;
Town Hall yourself into a corner. Try all you can to act all “customer-centric.” Make little old grandma’s pay ransom or freeze … to keep your stockholders in the black. Neglect your duties and have a ball. NOBODY is falling for your goody-two-shoes act.
Your rates are higher than almost every other provider across the country. In some cases more than double/triple.
Have a Town Hall about that!
Until they address this BS they are on my garbage list!
“Under the utilities’ proposal, the monthly fixed charge for PG&E customers would be as follows for a four-person household:
• Less than $28,000 per year: $15 fixed charge per month.
• Between $28,0000 and $69,000 per year: $30 fixed charge per month.
• Between $69,000 and $180,000 per year: $51 fixed charge per month.
• More than $180,000: $92 fixed charge per month.
The proposal recommended a qualified, independent state agency or third party be responsible for verifying customers’ total household incomes.”