UPDATE: PG&E restores all power that was lost due to Dixie Fire

UPDATE: 2:16 p.m.: PG&E is reporting that all power has been restored.

UPDATE 2:09 p.m.: PG&E has restored all about 1,550 of the more than 10,000 customers who lost power between 11 and 11:30 am.

Also PG&E did not de-energize the transmission line today at the request of firefighters.  The transmission lines went out due to the fire.  Last night, PG&E did de-energize a distribution line at firefighter’s request, but that wasn’t transmission lines and only three customers are out on that distribution line

As of 11:30 a.m. approximately 10,000 PGE customers in Plumas County were without power. PSREC was also affected, but has switched to alternate power and restored electricity to its South customers.

PG&E continues to monitor the Dixie Fire, with crews on-site to support first-responders. PG&E is investigating options to restore power. The last update mentioned 2:15.