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Saturday, February 21st, 2026 11:36 PM

URGENT: Downed Comcast line attached to power line and hanging over public land

There is a downed telecommunications line from a utility pole that someone has improperly attached to my roof and then tied to a PG&E power line.

The loose end is hanging over public parkland and poses a safety hazard.

This is NOT a service issue — it is an outside plant safety hazard.

I need a hazard ticket opened for line removal, not a technician appointment.

Location: [Edited: "Personal Information"]

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Hello @user_0ky5l6 We can certainly help you get this line issue escalated for you. How we get this escalated and resolved is determined by whether you are a customer or not currently. Do you currently use us as your provider at this location?

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Yes I currently have Xfinity, I am a customer. 

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please help me this is a serious situation

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user_0ky5l6, Thanks for confirming this for us. A line that’s been tied to a PG&E power line and is hanging over public land is a clear safety hazard. You've reached the right place. We are a team of experts who specialize in resolving serious safety hazards such as this over social media. We can help. I’ll get a hazard ticket created and escalated right away. Please avoid the area around the downed line until it’s removed. To get started, please send us a direct message with your first/last name and full address. You can start by clicking the "direct message" icon in the upper right page of our forum page. Once you click on that, input our shared handle Xfinity Support to send us a direct message. 

 

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