Techcourt will leave those questions to others, however, we will focus on the affect the blackouts could have on Courts. We look at 3 separate courts with hopes for preparing others with ideas and information to prepare for an uncertain summer. 260 summer hours of blackouts predicted California could face 34 days of blackouts this summer, assuming Californians use the same amount of electricity as they did last summer. Steve Maviglio, a spokesman for Gov. Gray Davis, disputed the forecast saying it assumes the worst. Not at this time.
Primary concern is public and facility safety.
Yes, the county is notified by suppliers. The county in-turn sends email to all departments. Our primary concern with the power outages is public and Courthouse security. The plan was developed with other county agencies at meetings that were held two months ago.