locating one in the hills makes sense, but they should have opened a second one elsewhere.
Even more than the fact of the outages, what gets me is PG&E's disorganization around the whole thing — putting their resource center in an inaccessible spot in the Oakland hills, the fact that their website showing the outage map is DOWN, etc. Also I am scared of a fire.
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Its not even easy for folks in the hills to access tho. Its very remote
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yeah. they have cars though. money. So the oldsters living in the hills can get there. The problems I see is that it is the only one. And if they were only going to have one, then it should be in the flats.
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Actually when i briefly worked for bacs a couple of decades ago, many meal clients were in the hills. Alone and too old to drive or move freely
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Shoukd be noted its even hard for hills dwellers to access. Literally only Loren and his neighbors would have an easy time accessing it
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