PG&E Undergrounding resources for Amador County

How it works

PG&E’s wildfire safety work includes undergrounding and system upgrades in high fire-risk areas. The company says customers can use its wildfire safety progress map and county-specific undergrounding resources to find information on work in their area.

What homeowners get

The page does not describe a direct homeowner rebate, grant, or cost-share. It says PG&E will keep customers informed if it identifies their home or business for wildfire safety work.

Important details

• PG&E says it is prioritizing undergrounding and system upgrades in high fire-risk areas.
• It says it is not taking community or customer requests for undergrounding or system upgrades as part of this wildfire program.
• If a permit is needed, PG&E will work with local permitting agencies.
• If an easement or land-use agreement is needed, PG&E’s land team works directly with individual property owners.
• PG&E notes that other non-wildfire-safety undergrounding programs, including Rule 20, may be funded by the applicant, but that is separate from the wildfire safety program.

County-specific resource

The page includes an Amador County resource link, indicating county-specific wildfire safety undergrounding information is available.