PG&E Announces 7 Recipients of $400,000 in Resilience Hubs Grants to Help Communities Withstand Extreme Weather Events
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Wednesday, December 22, 2021
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The organization will conduct outreach to collect community input on locations for resilience hubs, components and resources for hubs, and opportunities for training citizens on disaster preparation.
Key Points:
- The organization will conduct outreach to collect community input on locations for resilience hubs, components and resources for hubs, and opportunities for training citizens on disaster preparation.
- Albany CERT Inc will apply this grant toward establishing Emergency Communication Hubs in all regions of our city, said Blake Yeaman, President of the organization.
- We look forward to establishing a resilience hub for our most vulnerable communities, said Ashley Watkins, Sustainability Division Chief with the county.
- With the PG&E Resilience Hubs Grant, we will help residents respond to disruptions, such as power outages and extreme heat, caused by climate change.