When trees or plants are too close to PG&E’s equipment, we may have to remove them for safety. That’s why it’s important to always plant a safe distance away from powerlines and pipelines. Learn more: pge.com/righttreerightplace. #RightTreeRightPlace#SafePlanting#Call811
ALT Slide 1 Graphic text: “Planting safely. Know myth from fact.”
Slide 2: Graphic text: “Myth: It is safe to plant small trees close to powerlines. Fact: Any tree planted near a powerline can cause a power outage or ignition.”
Slide 3: Graphic text: “Myth: Planting anything is safe, no matter where I live. Fact: It’s important to follow safe planting guidelines, especially if you live in a High Fire-Threat District. To see if you live in a High Fire-Threat District, visit ia.cpuc.ca.gov/firemap.”
Slide 4: Graphic text: “Myth: I can plant any tree as long as it’s not near an electric powerline. Fact: There may also be underground utilities to plant a safe distance away from. For safety, always call 811 at least two days before digging or planting.”
Slide 5: Graphic text: “Learn how to plant safely at pge.com/righttreerightplace.”
ALT A map showing High Fire-Threat Districts (HFTDs) in PG&E’s service territory. There is a legend indicating the service territory and Tier 1 and Tier 2 HFTDs. The PG&E logo is on the bottom left. Graphic text: “Did you know? It’s important to pick vegetation tailored to your area. To learn about safe planting options for areas with an increased fire risk, visit pge.com/righttreerightplace.”
Just north of Taber on way home from #WMCC2019 & odd irrigation pivot is going. Being a dryland farmer from NW #sask is this normal for this time of the year?
Also seeing a few #spud trucks headed out to the fields. #springhassprung#safeplanting
Fertilizer and Planting is in full swing! Please be mind full and slow down when you see tender trucks, employees and producers off loading product @MitchellBranch#safeplanting#knowyoursurroundings 🚛🌽