Climate Action Stories, News, and Updates

09/18/26

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Welcome to the County of San Diego's Climate Action e-Newsletter, featuring recent accomplishments, news, and data-driven status reports on the implementation of County sustainability programs and the Climate Action Plan.


Disaster Preparedness

Preparing for disasters is a cost-effective way to protect lives, reduce damage, and strengthen community resilience, with simple steps to help families and communities recover faster and avoid greater costs when emergencies occur.

Learn steps to prepare for disasters and protect what matters.


San Diego Climate Week

San Diego Climate Week returns October 1–8 with more than 100 events across the region, bringing residents, businesses, nonprofits, students, and community leaders together to learn, connect, and take action on climate issues.

Explore the events happening across San Diego County and see how you can get involved!


First-Last Mile Mobility Planning

Join us for an upcoming virtual public meeting on Wednesday, October 7 at 12 PM or 6 PM to learn about the County’s First-Last Mile Mobility Planning for Communities Project and share your input on mobility options in unincorporated communities.

Download the meeting invite and attend to learn more about the project.


Electric Vehicle Charger Program

There’s one more month to apply for electric vehicle charger funding, with up to $5,000 available for Level 2 chargers and up to $75,000 for DC fast chargers at eligible, publicly accessible sites in unincorporated San Diego County.

See if your site is eligible and apply by October 23.


San Diego Solar Equity Program

The County is making clean energy more accessible by offering financial assistance to income-qualified homeowners in eligible disadvantaged communities to cover the cost of installing a solar panel system.

Check your eligibility and learn how to apply for the program.


Do-It-Yourself Sustainability Toolkit Program

Unincorporated residents can borrow a free Do-It-Yourself Sustainability Toolkit to discover how much their household uses energy and water and learn simple ways to save resources, lower utility bills, and live more sustainably.

Find an upcoming event and reserve your toolkit!


CAP Virtual Public Meeting Recording

The CAP Annual Report Overview meeting video is now available to watch, featuring updates on CAP implementation progress, greenhouse gas emissions reductions, community investments, and key accomplishments.
 
Watch the meeting video and learn more about CAP progress.


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