Full Notification

**UPDATE**: Due to improved fire weather conditions, Stallion Springs  has been removed from Public Safety Power Shutoff consideration. No electric service will be proactively turned off at this time. If a non-PSPS outage occurs, SCE will work as quickly as possible to restore your service

Southern California Edison has announced that due to high-risk fire conditions forecasted by weather authorities, there is a high possibility that your electrical power may be interrupted sometime in the next 24-48 hours. Stallion Springs and Cummings Valley residents are within the scope of this proposed shutoff.  Public Safety Power Shutoffs are intended to be temporary but in some cases power may be out for 24 hours or more. These shutoffs are meant to keep the community safe.

Outages will occur in response to localized weather conditions and may not be fully known until the day of the event. The decision to turn off the power and the speed at which it is restored is planned and managed solely by Southern California Edison.

Citizens need to prepare for being without power for several days. Notifications have been sent out to customer by calls, text messages and emails for the past 48 hours. For more information, please visit www.sce.com/psps. 

The Stallion Springs Community Services District would like to remind our community that it is important to be prepared and have a plan. Prepare for outages that may occur at any time and may last several days

At this time, there are no plans to open up the Stallion Springs Community Services District building as a “Hospitality Center” where citizens with severe medical conditions can go to, or where there is access to electricity to charge essential electronic devices. Locations of “Hospitality Centers” will be announced should they open.

For citizens with serious medical conditions, please sign up for Southern California Edison’s Medical Baseline program. You may qualify for additional portable power equipment during PSPS events. You must be signed up for this program to be able to gain access to this equipment. The Stallion Springs Police Department will distribute these electrical devices as needed and supplies are limited.

If you or someone in your home qualifies, call SCE at 1-800-655-4555 or at    https://www.sce.com/residential/assistance/medical-baseline

If you completed these above listed guidlines and are in need of equipment please contact the Stallion Springs Police Department at (661) 861-3110 or (661) 822-3268 during normal business hours. 
 
PREPARATION TIPS FOR EXTENDED
OUTAGES
 

• Plan for medical needs such as medications that may require refrigeration or devices that need power.
• Have enough nonperishable food and water.
• During a power outage, conserve water. Minimize water usage to only critical health and safety needs to help SSCSD maintain service to its citizens.
• Keep vehicles fueled in preparation for extended outages. Gas station pumps will not work during power outages.
• Identify backup charging methods for phones and keep hard copies of emergency numbers.
• Build or restock your emergency kit with food, water, necessary medication, flashlights, fresh batteries, first aid supplies, and cash. Enough supplies for one week. Remember that retail stores (grocery, pharmacy, etc) and restaurants may be closed during prolonged outages.
• Never use a generator indoors, the exhaust can be harmful or fatal to people and animals.
• Please do not modify or leave a generator unattended.
• Install Carbon Monoxide detectors with battery backup power in central locations on every level of your home.
• Keep freezers and refrigerators closed. The refrigerator will keep food cold for about four to eight  hours. A full freezer will keep the temperature for about 48 hours. Monitor temperatures with a thermometer. Use coolers with ice during a prolonged power outage.