The first step they take is to inspect "every inch" of overhead electrical asset. When asked about how much time this could take, PG&E says areas, including Santa Cruz County, could have the process of power returning begin as early as mid-Thursday, but said that it could be longer – up to five days or longer. PG&E addressed the issue where people have been largely unable to access their map allowing people to enter their address and see if they are expected to be impacted by the shut off. In the press conference Tuesday afternoon, PG&E said they doubled the size of their "database" Monday, but the slow response is due to web traffic being seven to eight times greater than normal.  Pacific Gas and Electric confirmed that it will be implementing a Public Safety Power Shutoff in parts of 34 counties, including Santa Cruz County.