Safety and reliability, year-round
We work 24/7 to keep the power on safely and reliably, even in extreme weather. That’s why we’re building our system to be more resilient long term for all seasons and weather conditions. We’re investing nearly half a billion dollars across our system in wildfire mitigation strategies over the coming years. This includes developing an industry-leading meteorology program, rebuilding portions of the grid with equipment upgrades, and using advanced technology to monitor the system while increasing inspections and vegetation maintenance on our lines.
It’s all part of our commitment to continue delivering reliable service now and for decades to come.
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Our ongoing work to increase safety and resiliency in your community
What we're doing
Backed by a big investment and a targeted, informed strategy, we're hardening our grid from end to end.
Enhanced safety settings
In areas with elevated fire risk, we may place electrical equipment on more sensitive settings.
Public Safety Power Shutoff
In response to elevated fire-risk conditions, we may proactively turn off power in specific areas.
What you can do
Prepare your home
Get simple tips to help protect your home by maintaining and reducing vegetation on your property.
Create an emergency plan
With a simple plan and the right supplies, your family can be ready for an emergency.
Our plans and projects
Wildfire mitigation plans
See how we've taken a comprehensive approach to mitigating and creating greater resilience against wildfire risks in the West.
Salt Lake City Foothills project
To provide safe, reliable service, we're planning to reconstruct a transmission line in the Salt Lake City Foothills to mitigate wildfire risk.
Big Cottonwood Canyon project
Construction in Big Cottonwood Canyon will improve overhead power lines to mitigate wildfire threats along S.R. 190.
Millcreek Canyon project
The Millcreek Canyon Wildfire Mitigation project will relocate the overhead distribution lines underground within Millcreek Canyon Road.
Safety checklist
Staying safe year-round
Public Safety Power Shutoff
