Lending a Helping Hand to New Mexico
SCE sends crews to aid in restoration efforts after fires leave thousands in New Mexico without power.
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SCE crews prepare to help replace the more than 1,500 poles damaged by New Mexico wildfires.
Photo Credit: Maria Perez
Crews huddle for a morning safety tailboard to start their first 16-hour day helping repair damaged electrical equipment in New Mexico.
SCE crews made the 11-hour trip from Palm Springs to help Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) restore power to thousands of residents.
Five SCE crews of 20 lineworkers volunteered to aid in restoration efforts in New Mexico.
Ventura Residents Take On Wildfire Preparedness
Backed up against miles of overgrown wildlands on the Ventura River sits around 100 mobile homes. They're nestled in an area that is no stranger to the dangers of wildfire ...
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With nearly 30 years of experience tailing fires all over the state, Southern California Edison’s wildfire scientist, Tom Rolinski, has gotten pretty good at predicting their ...
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Lending a Helping Hand to New Mexico
SCE sends crews to aid in restoration efforts after fires leave thousands in New Mexico without power.
Taylor Hillo
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