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Potential Closure for Caldecott and Tom Lantos Tunnels Due to PG&E Power Outage

Posted on October 8, 2019 by Press Release

Caltrans is preparing for full closures of the Caldecott Tunnel in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties on State Route 24 and the Tom Lantos Tunnel along State Route 1 in Pacifica as soon as the evening of October 8, due… Continue Reading →

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REU working on power restoration for Redding residents UPDATE 2:46 PM

Posted on February 14, 2019 by Press Release

UPDATE FROM REU REU crews continue their efforts to restore power after as much as 14 inches of snow paralyzed our City yesterday. As of 9:00 this morning (REU) reports that approximately 6,200 customers are still without power. REU reports… Continue Reading →

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Public Safety Warning: Carbon Monoxide and Food Spoilage

Posted on February 13, 2019 by Press Release

When you build a fire indoors, be aware of carbon monoxide poisoning. Burning wood or fossil fuels (such as gasoline, coal, propane, oil or methane) creates carbon monoxide, an invisible, odorless, colorless and toxic gas. Heating and cooking equipment can… Continue Reading →

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