Climate Action Stories, News, and Updates
06/24/26
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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.
The Electric Vehicle Charger Program provides incentives to install publicly accessible EV chargers at popular destinations like retail centers and apartment complexes throughout the unincorporated area.
Learn more about the program and submit your
application starting on June 25.
The Zero-Emission Equipment Voucher Program helps residents, small businesses, and agricultural producers in the unincorporated area save on electric alternatives to gas- and diesel-powered equipment.
Check out the eligible list of equipment and apply
beginning July 13.
The Green Building Incentive Program promotes the use of resource-efficient construction materials along with water- and energy-saving practices in new and remodeled residential and commercial buildings.
See how you can take advantage of streamlined
permitting and other incentives!
The Do-It-Yourself Sustainability Toolkit Program loans toolkits at no cost to unincorporated residents to help identify simple ways to reduce energy and water use at home, lower utility bills, and live more sustainably.
The San Diego Solar Equity Program covers up to 100% of the cost for installing solar systems on income-qualified households in disadvantaged unincorporated areas. The program has recently expanded to include duplex, triplex, and quadplex units.
The Compost Voucher Program provides vouchers to growers purchasing eligible compost for delivery within the unincorporated area.
Apply Now! Vouchers will be awarded on a first-come,
first-served basis.
CropSWAP is a regional incentive program that helps growers transition from high-water-use crops to more water-efficient and climate-resilient options.
Discover how this approach can increase resiliency
and reduce water use.
The County is celebrating the successful completion of the Transformative Climate Communities Planning Grant – Sustainable Environment and Engaged Development Strategies, a community-driven effort in Spring Valley focused on creating healthier and more sustainable neighborhoods.
Read more about what was achieved during the
planning grant and next steps.
The San Diego Climate Week – Green Guide is a local directory of eco-friendly businesses and non-profits that implement sustainable practices.
Review the instructions on how your organization can
be included in the guide.
Featured Dates
- 06/27: Residential Clean Up Event (Spring Valley)
- 06/30: Energy Access, Resilience, and Capacity Study (Virtual)
- 07/11: Watershed Warriors Clean Up (Alpine)
- 07/18: Watershed Warriors Clean Up (Spring Valley)
Climate Action Links