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Safe, Accountable and Affordable
Electric Service

What we offer

We believe that now, more than ever, residents and businesses in our communities will benefit from SSJID’s plan.

Safety

As a core value of its operations, SSJID will proactively work to assure that local electrical distribution is safe and reliable for the region, just as it does now with its irrigation and water treatment services.

Local Accountability

SSJID is governed and overseen by a Board of Directors who reside within the District and are elected by District residents. Meetings of the Board of Directors are open to the public, ensuring that the conduct of business is open and transparent. Open meetings allow customers to participate in and be a part of the District’s decision-making process.

Value

Reduced rates will save our customers millions of dollars each year, and rate stability will mean lower rate increases in the future as SSJID maintains a 15% discount from PG&E’s rates.

Latest Developments

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June 2025

Power grid instability issues forced PG&E to cut electricity to more than 61,000 customers in Manteca, Tracy, and Lathrop on Thursday.

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June 23, 2025
Downtown Manteca

February 2025

PG&E customers in Manteca using 750 kilowatt hours of electricity each month are now paying $237 more a month than those households using the same

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February 21, 2025
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December 2024

SSJID will pay 2.5 percent of its retail power gross receipts collected within each of the entities to replace franchise fees and property taxes they

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December 7, 2024
various electrical components, including power lines and transformers

October 2024

Households, businesses, and schools would have had at least $174.5 million more in their collective pockets over the past decade if South San Joaquin Irrigation

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October 16, 2024
Listen to SSJID’s General Manager discuss efforts to provide local retail electric service in an interview with the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, Local Energy Rules Podcast.
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Benefits

So why is SSJID going through the time, effort and expense to become the electric provider for the homes, schools, businesses and city governments in South San Joaquin County? We’re doing it because it will bring tremendous benefits to our customers and the local economy.

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This is the vision behind the South San Joaquin Irrigation District’s effort to partner with our communities in Manteca, Escalon and Ripon and replace PG&E as the region’s local power provider.

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The South San Joaquin Irrigation District (SSJID) was established in 1909 and is headquartered in Manteca, CA. SSJID provides agricultural irrigation water to 50,000 acres surrounding Escalon, Ripon and Manteca, and wholesale drinking water to nearly 215,000 residents in Manteca, Lathrop, Tracy, and in the future, Escalon. SSJID, along with Oakdale Irrigation District, owns and operates the Tri-Dam Project, a series of storage reservoirs and generation facilities that produce zero-carbon hydropower in the Stanislaus River watershed. Learn more at www.ssjid.gov.

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