PG&E Wildfire Safety Progress Map / Community Wildfire Safety Program support

How it works

PG&E’s Community Wildfire Safety Program is a utility wildfire-risk reduction effort, not a direct homeowner cash grant. The official PG&E wildfire safety pages describe it as a program that includes system hardening, undergrounding, enhanced powerline safety settings, microgrids, PSPS planning, sectionalizing devices, and wildfire-safety progress tracking. The public progress map lets residents search by address, county, city, or tribe to see wildfire-safety work in their area.

What the money covers

The official pages do not describe a homeowner reimbursement or a fixed dollar amount. The value to homeowners is informational and service-based: access to map-based wildfire safety work updates and related utility support information.

How to use it

Homeowners can use the Wildfire Safety Progress Map to search San Benito County and see utility wildfire mitigation work near them. PG&E’s pages also point customers to related support for backup power assistance, including the Permanent Battery Storage Rebate Program and the Self-Generation Incentive Program.

Timing and deadlines

PG&E states the wildfire safety program and progress map are current, but it does not publish a San Benito County-specific application deadline for a homeowner benefit on the referenced pages.