Southern California Edison (SCE) has informed the City that a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) is likely to occur soon in portions of Agoura Hills and surrounding areas due to wind-driven weather conditions. SCE is considering a PSPS as a precaution to help reduce wildfire risk. Areas currently being considered for a LIKELY PSPS include: - Old Agoura and portions of the Cheeseboro Canyon vicinity - Eastern Agoura Hills, including areas near Agoura Road and the surrounding hillside neighborhoods - Colodny Drive and nearby residential areas - Lake Vista Drive and the Medea Creek vicinity - Liberty Canyon and surrounding open-space areas - Triunfo Canyon and portions of the unincorporated Santa Monica Mountains and surrounding areas of Los Angeles County Confirmed PSPS areas include: - Portions of eastern Agoura Hills near Agoura Road and the surrounding hillside areas - Areas near the eastern city limits and adjacent open-space areas - Portions of the Seminole Hot Springs vicinity and surrounding unincorporated areas Please refer to the accompanying map for a general reference of the affected areas: 🟠 Orange-shaded areas indicate locations where a PSPS is likely to occur soon. ⚫ Black diagonal-hatched areas indicate locations where a PSPS has been confirmed. These areas may include locations both within and outside Agoura Hills city limits. Boundaries are approximate and may change as SCE updates its assessments. 🗺️ Check your address: Visit sce.com/psps and use SCE’s address lookup tool to determine whether your property may be affected. 📱 Direct notifications: SCE will notify customers who may be affected, including Critical Care and Medical Baseline customers. 🚨 Power restoration: Once weather conditions improve and restoration is authorized, SCE crews will inspect power lines, make any necessary repairs, and work to restore power safely. 🔋 Be prepared: Residents in potentially affected areas should prepare for a temporary power outage and review their emergency plans. For the latest information and preparedness resources, visit sce.com/psps. Thank you for your understanding as we monitor this situation. The City will continue to share updates as additional information becomes available from SCE.