BVES PSPS UPDATE
Bear Valley Electric Service has restored power to all customers. Southern California Edison (SCE) continues to monitor weather conditions and has two of BVES's transmission lines on its Monitored Circuit List. A Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) Warning remains in effect until 12:00 a.m. on Sunday, June 28, due to forecasted high winds and elevated wildfire risk. BVES will continue to closely monitor conditions and work in coordination with SCE. We will provide timely updates if there are any changes that could affect electric service in the Big Bear Valley.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we continue to prioritize the safety and reliability of the electric system

Power out again by airport

BIG BEAR FIRE is performing a training exercise on Sandalwood behind Vons. Simulated Vegetation Fire. There is NO FIRE and this is an exercise only.

[UPDATE]
VEGETATION FIRE in DEEP CREEK
Helicopter 534 Has Been Flying Over The Area Of Deep Creek. Unable To Locate Anything. Cancelling The Aircraft Response. Will Continue A Ground Response To Double Check The Area.
DETAILS: [Click Here]

[UPDATE]
VEGETATION FIRE in DEEP CREEK
Reported Vegetation Fire Near Deep Creek Hot Springs And The Pacific Crest Trail. This Is A Remote Area North Of Lake Arrowhead. Usfs Is Sending A Full Response With Aircraft On Order.
DETAILS: [Click Here]

Back on 😃 just trying to get ready for work .. hope it stays on for a bit longer 🙏🏽

@Weezm9 Someone probably plugged their fridge back in

Again

Power out in Erwin

** MAJOR DELAYS SR18 BETWEEN SNOW VALLEY AND BIG BEAR DUE TO TRAFFIC ACCIDENT WITH SPILL **
SCM Incident: [Click Here]

Big Bear Valley PSPS Update:
Power Restoration Progress & Community Conservation Needed
Bear Valley Electric Service has restored power to the majority of customers by utilizing its local generation resources and continues working to maintain electric service for as many customers as possible during the SCE Initiated Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS).

Community conservation is critical at this time. While the PSPS remains in effect, all customers are strongly urged to reduce their electricity use by turning off unnecessary lights, delaying the use of major appliances, and minimizing overall power consumption whenever possible. Every kilowatt conserved helps extend the availability of BVES's limited local generation resources and increases our ability to keep more customers safely energized.

what makes it worse is that if they de-energize, even by mistake, prptocola say visial walking all lomes have to ne done before they can reenergize,any hours of work, so they don't even bother, it there is a chance thIGHT have to deemergize again sometime soon....... so they are not pit overtime to the line checkers. F'ing 50,000 pepple to save a few dollars

Edison still hasn't gotten the message that Accuracy Matters! It matters to thousands of people who rely on advanced notification. With all of their recent modernization (paid for by customers), Edison's inaccuracy is inexcusible. They've had a few years to "work out the bugs" and set up precise technology, to determine when they'll start the initial PSPS de-energization -- nobody should be making anymore excuses for them.

what parts of big bear are out now? our friends in baldwin lake say they are off

When the power went off early this morning, winds in Big Bear were calm and in Apple, Victorville and Lucerne Valley they were 10 MPH.....and they turned off our power why??????