Disability Disaster Access & Resources

ILRSCC is partnering with PG&E, MCE (mceCleanEnergy.org ) along with other community organizations to help people with disabilities be prepared by:

Receiving ILRSCC support in the event of Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) or disaster.
Signing up for the Medical Baseline Program to lower the rate on your monthly energy bill, if you require the use of a medical or life support device.
Accessing backup portable batteries for those who require power for medical reasons. Individuals who use life-sustaining electrical support will be the highest priority.
Learning more about MCE to improve energy efficiency, health, and safety in your own home.
Providing tools to help you create a disaster plan, including a personalized disaster kit.

Live in a Tier 2 or 3 wildfire area as highlighted by the CPUC map (CPUC High Fire Threat District (HFTD); or have experienced 2 Public Safety Power Shut-off (PSPS) events during the last 2 years. You can see if you’ve had a PSPS event by going to this website: Interactive PSPS Planning Map
NOTE: PSPS events are not regular power outage like rolling blackouts, maintenance or accidental outages. PSPS events are planned outages due to potential wildfires.
Have a disability or a chronic condition.
Rely on electricity to live independently / in need of an electronic medical device.

Public Safety Power Shut-off Application
PG&E Medical Baseline Application
Requires heating and/or cooling: Standard Medical Baseline allowances are available for heating and/or cooling if the Medical Baseline Resident is a paraplegic, quadriplegic, hemiplegic, has multiple sclerosis or scleroderma.
or
PGE Vulnerable Customer Application