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PG&E power shutoff left some residents in the dark, others unaffected
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Although Piedmont was not hit hard by the outages, city says it learned a lot about how to prepare and respond to future emergencies.City
Update: PG&E power shutoff delayed until 8 pm Wed, affected areas remain the same
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City memo says all or portions of upper and Hampton-adjacent parts of town will likely be affected for as long as five days. That includes residences, businesses, mobile phone towers and public facilities.Around Town
Pickleballers ask for longer hours and better facilities
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Setting up a possible conflict with tennis usage, requests include more courts, playing time, lockers, and a reservation system.City
City Council gives go-ahead to prepare for possible parcel tax measure
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No specifics were decided Monday, but the language in any ballot measure must be finalized by the council’s Dec. 2 meeting.City
PSPS power shutoff may impact Piedmont this Wednesday and Thursday
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Shutoff may last several days and would affect residences, businesses, schools, mobile phone towers, and public facilities.City
Fire Chief Black readies for a “red flag” week
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October is peak fire season, with red flag conditions, power shut-offs by PG&E, evacuation kits -- these are part of the new reality.City
Fire Chief Bret Black shares tips, info for Fire Prevention Week
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Did you know that FPW is the longest running public health observance in our country?City
Public Works Supervisor Dave Frankel retires
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Frankel, who served the city for more than 31 years, was feted by city leaders and staff last week and honored at this week's Park Commission meeting.City
