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Thank you to everyone who has checked in on a neighbor during this unprecedented storm. Please see the information below and share with those who might not have internet access or use social media.
Important message from El Dorado County Road Maintenance:
Know that everyone is working as fast as safely possible to restore power and clear roadways:
El Dorado County DOT employees do not remove downed trees involved in utility lines, such as PG&E, and AT&T. Our staff treat all utility lines as if they are live. Once the utility lines have been removed, and given the all clear, we are willing to assist with the removal of the tree. There are multiple situations where we are simply unable to plow roads due to these circumstances. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this Winter Storm.
El Dorado County Sheriff Welfare Checks:
If you haven't heard from a family member recently and are concerned, the Sheriff's Office can help. If you need a welfare check on a family member, please contact the Sheriff’s non-emergency dispatch number at 530-621-5655.
The Sheriff’s office is being inundated with phone calls and asks that you do not call them for road conditions.
Road Condition and PG&E Information:
For County road conditions call (530) 642-4909 or (530) 573-3180.
For highway conditions click http://ow.ly/ZSo050HkyOI
For power outage information contact PG&E at http://ow.ly/KeOO50HkyVb or call 1-877-660-6789
Sheriff Proclamation of a Local Emergency:
As the Director of Emergency Services for El Dorado County, Sheriff D’Agostini signed a Proclamation of a Local Emergency on 12-29-21. This proclamation is the first step in making state emergency funds available to El Dorado County for the repair of roadways, facilities, and other critical infrastructure. This proclamation will be presented to the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors on 1-04-2022.
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