> nursing homes and other critical services scrambled to find backup power and even government agencies calling the company were put on hold for hours I would

> nursing homes and other critical services scrambled to find backup power and even government agencies calling the company were put on hold for hours I would say they accomplished a whole damn lot. People are going to be a million times more prepared for the next one. Nursing homes being without a power backup is an unnaceptable state of affairs. The amount of people that seemed utterly lost about what to do without power is disturbing. People should be more prepared. Especially given last year's events. It's rediculous people are blaming PG&E for this. I think they're an awful company but they made the right call here and seem to be acting amicably. A short notice and smooth event was basically impossible given that even government agencies don't know the right numbers to call.