Latest Developments

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

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

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

September 2024
PG&E rates rise 50.4% since 2020. County may weigh steps it can take. Supervisor Robert Rickman wants San Joaquin County to back legislation in Sacramento

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.
