Getting Noticed - Save El Monte Valley
This photo was just sent into SEMV from one of our members who ordered his bumper sticker from the www.SaveElMonteValley.com website. Getting the word out and getting noticed is one of the things that needs to happen in order to stop these lines OR to get them underground. Lets [...]
Meeting moderator Mark Morgan shared this video slide show with the room full of residents on Feb 25th at the Lakeside Community Center.
More evidence that SDG&E, Sempra, and the CPUC are involved in a cover-up:
East County Magazine Article: Two electrical experts confirm Clark’s contention that SDG&E installations are dangerous, can ignite fires; SDG&E insists its lines are safe.
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I am saddened to find myself in a country where it is considered “low impact” to rob a community of its open spaces, scenic corridors, healthy homes, fire safety, and then …… on top of that…. knowingly cause the mortality of a dwindling species… Golden Eagles. I think “low impact” only considers the corporate profit, [...]
Some of us from the Save El Monte group have been visiting our neighboring community SDG&E open house “horse and pony” shows (including Campo, Scripps Ranch, and Alpine), and at each one we have discovered other passionate and vocal groups who also oppose this betrayal against our East County of San Diego. These passionate [...]
The Union Tribune published an article on March 7, 2009 that San Diego Gas & Electric Co. agreed on March 6, 2009 to pay up to $1.1 million to settle accusations that it tried to mislead state regulators about the proposed route for the Sunrise Powerlink.
The company didn’t admit lying to regulators, but apologized for [...]
February 24, 2009 (San Diego’s East County) — Ed Clark, an electrical protection engineer-turned-whistleblower, contends that inappropriate power line installations by SDG&E/Sempra Energy have caused multiple wildfires in San Diego County – and that the utility’s refusal to replace or correct the installations leaves our region at [...]
The Union-Tribune reported yesterday on the California Public Utilities Commission’s determination to examine SDG&E’s current plan to shut off power to rural communities during periods of high fire danger. The CPUC will hold meetings on April 7 and 8 in Alpine and Valley Center to hear from the public about the impact of this plan.
This [...]