Full Notification

Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) has notified us of a potential Public Safety Power Shutoff starting as early as 1:00PM on Saturday, October 26, 2019 and lasting until Monday, October 28, 2019 at 2:00PM. At this time, the projected impacted areas in San Leandro are limited to portions of the Broadmoor, Estudillo Estates and Bay-O-Vista neighborhoods. Currently, all other areas of San Leandro appear to be non-impacted. The City of San Leandro is monitoring this potential PSPS and remains in constant communication with the Alameda County Office of Emergency Services and PG&E. We will provide necessary updates as more information becomes available.

To see if you are affected by the public safety shutoff, visit: https://psps.ss.pge.com and enter your address.

The San Leandro Police Department would like to take this opportunity to urge our community to sign up for emergency alerts. These alert systems can keep you up to date with relevant information that may impact our community, such as; severe weather, criminal activities, traffic related issues, missing persons, and other local events. Please take a minute to get familiar with and sign up for these important emergency alert services.

Nixle: Almost every city sends out Nixle alerts. They range from simple alerts about crimes and community notices to major alerts regarding disasters. How to sign up: Text your Zip code to 888-777 or visit www.nixle.com

ACAlert - Sends alerts via phone, text and e-mail regarding emergencies (earthquakes, fires, severe weather, unexpected road closures, missing people and evacuations) and other important community information. This service is provided in partnership between Alameda County agencies and 14 cities (Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, Dublin, Emeryville, Fremont, Hayward, Livermore, Newark, Oakland, Piedmont, Pleasanton, San Leandro and Union City).

How to sign up: www.acalert.org

In closing, pursuant to the California Vehicle Code, remember to treat a non-working traffic signal-controlled intersection as if it were controlled by 4 way stop signs. Please use caution when proceeding through those intersections and watch for other motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians. Also, it is likely that railroad arms may not function in the impacted areas of San Leandro. Use extreme caution and come to a complete stop, looking both ways, before crossing over the railroad tracks.