Fresno City Councilmember Luis Chavez is voicing frustration over delays caused by Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) in opening a new United Health Centers clinic in Southeast Fresno, which aims to serve underserved communities with limited access to healthcare. Although the clinic, located at Jensen and Cedar avenues, was expected to open by October 2023, it remains without power due to unresolved permitting issues with PG&E. Chavez noted that over 56,000 residents lack health coverage, emphasizing the urgency of the clinic's operation, which will provide essential health services including primary care and mental health support. PG&E acknowledged the delays, stating they are finalizing permits, but the timeline for resolution remains unclear. Community members are expressing their concerns, highlighting the adverse health impacts of prolonged delays. The clinic's opening is now uncertain, with projections indicating it may not be operational until early next year.