To reduce the risk of wildfire and support public safety, we will implement a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS), affecting about 7,100 customers, beginning on Wednesday, April 22, around noon for customers in Alamosa, Conejos, Costilla, and Rio Grande counties. Weather conditions are expected to start improving around 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 22. Crews will begin restoring power as soon as it is safe to do so. Make final preparations for outages now, especially if you use medical equipment that requires electricity. Please note, due to anticipated high winds, outages could take place outside of areas impacted by a PSPS, impacting restoration times. Restoring outages from this significant weather event and PSPS is expected to take several hours and may last through Thursday. This is because crews must inspect power lines and repair damage before they can be safely re-energized. Rural, remote, mountainous and other difficult to reach areas could experience extended outages. To learn more about the evolving situation, visit xcelenergy.com/wildfire. You can also visit our outage map for updates: co.my.xcelenergy.com/s/outag…

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Due to extremely high winds, low humidity and dry vegetation causing high fire risk, we will be conducting a Public Safety Power Shutoff at 10 am today December 17th in parts of Boulder, Clear Creek, Jefferson, Larimer and Weld counties. Wind conditions are expected to improve around 6 pm, however, high winds and low relative humidity that may create wildfire risk and cause outages are expected again on Friday. Hundreds of Xcel Energy crew members and contractors are positioned along the Front Range, ready to restore power due to the PSPS as well as any other outages caused by high winds. Crews must inspect power lines and equipment and repair damage before it can be safely re-energized. You can help Xcel Energy get a jump on power restoration by reporting any outages outside of the PSPS zone. We also encourage you to report any damage to power lines that they see. Due to changes in weather forecasts Xcel Energy is also evaluating the potential need for a second PSPS event impacting mountain communities and the Front Range on Friday, Dec. 19, beginning as early as 6 a.m. To see if your address is included in the PSPS visit: co.my.xcelenergy.com/s/outag…

Thank You @Tesla @teslaenergy and @cybertruck 🥰 Another day of high winds knocked my power out. Plugged in Cyprianne and went about my day! Laundry got even got done 😆 PowerShare for the win ⚡️

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