City of Malibu Emergency Services

Advisory: SCE may implement Public Safety Power Shutoffs in many areas of Malibu through Sun evening Oct 27 Details at www.MalibuCity.org/alerts

Dear Pepperdine Libboard,

Southern California Edison (SCE) has updated its notice to the City with a revised schedule for potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs (PSPS) that could affect wide areas of Malibu through Sunday evening October 27, 2019.

* Galahad Circuit (approximately the western edge of Point Dume to Point Mugu and 2-4 miles inland) – Friday, October 25, 6:00 PM through Saturday, October 26, 3:00 AM. Sunday, October 27 is on the watch list, but no specific time period of concern.

* Cuthbert Circuit (approximately Latigo Cyn Rd to Bonsall Dr, and from PCH approximately one mile inland) Sunday, October 27 is on the watch list, but no specific time period of concern.

* Maguire Circuit (approximately Mulholland Hwy to Solstice Cyn, and approximately three miles inland) PSPS has been averted.

* Merlin Circuit (approximately from Latigo Canyon Rd. to Malibu Lagoon, and 2-5 miles inland) Sunday, October 27, 9:00 PM to midnight.

* Seaboard Circuit (includes Pepperdine University, approximately from Civic Center Way and Malibu Canyon to Carbon Beach and 2 miles inland) Friday, October 25, 9:00 PM to Saturday, October 26, 9:00 AM.

* Tuna Circuit (approximately from Civic Center Way and Malibu Canyon to Carbon Beach and 2 miles inland) Friday, October 25, 9:00 PM to Saturday, October 26, 9:00 AM.

All Malibu circuit maps are online at https://www.malibucity.org/973/SCE-Circuit-Maps to see your circuit area is.

Individuals who are medically dependent on electricity service should consider proactively staying in another area until conditions change. Residents are encouraged to check on family members and neighbors who may need assistance.

If a PSPS is implemented, and the hazardous conditions have passed, it could take 24 to 72 hours before service is restored because SCE must first inspect all power lines in the affected circuit area to ensure they are safe to re-energize.

Residents should monitor local news, including KNX AM-1070 and KBUU 99.1-FM on the radio.

The City and the LA County Fire Department will continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as they are received. The City will post information on the website (www.MalibuCity.org), social media, and Nextdoor, and with emergency alerts. Information will also be recorded on the Emergency & Traffic Hotline (call 310-456-9982). Updates will be provided as they are received. For more information, call Malibu City Hall at 310-456-2489.