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Timeline

December 2021
Appellate court rules SSJID can use eminent domain to buy PG&E’s assets.
August 2020
SSJID files its final briefs for appellate cases.
March 2020
An approved stipulation with PG&E allows court cases involving SSJID’s campaign to advance...
November 2019
Nevada Irrigation District, serving Nevada and Placer Counties, offers $300 million for PG&E’s assets...
October 2019
Valley Clean Energy, a community choice aggregator serving Yolo County, offers $300 million for PG&E’s...
September 2019
San Francisco offers $2.5 billion for PG&E’s assets in that city
September 2019
SSJID renews its $116 million offer for PG&E’s assets needed to provide power to Manteca, Ripon and...
January 2019
PG&E declares bankruptcy, saying it has $35 billion in liability for two deadly wildfires in Cal...
January 2018
San Joaquin Superior Court judge dismisses SSJID’s eminent domain claim to acquire PG&E’s property;...
July 2016
SSJID files eminent domain suit to buy PG&E distribution assets
June 2016
SSJID sends PG&E a formal offer to buy PG&E distribution assets
May 2016
SSJID sends PG&E a formal offer to buy PG&E distribution assets
January 2016
Manteca, Escalon and Ripon city councils endorse SSJID’s offer to become their power provider yet ag...
February 2015
PG&E sues to challenge LAFCo Decision
January 2014
LAFCo approves SSJID’s proposal to become power provider to Manteca, Ripon and Escalon
January 2011
LAFCo releases report saying SSJID can afford to lower power rates by at least 15% compared to PG&am...
March 2010
Manteca, Escalon and Ripon city councils again endorse SSJID’s offer to become their power provider
July 2009
Two studies value PG&E’s infrastructure in south San Joaquin County at between $48 million and $65...
May 2009
SSJID applies again to LAFCo to replace PG&E as the power provider to Manteca, Ripon and Escalon
June 2007
PG&E pays SSJID $404,161 in damages after a PG&E contractor hacked into SSJID’s network
May 2006
SSJID sues LAFCo claiming, in part, that LAFCo did not have jurisdiction over the question of SSJID’s...
March 2006
San Joaquin County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCo) denies SSJID’s first application to replace...
January 2004
SSJID initiates process to replace PG&E as the power provider to Manteca, Ripon and Escalon.

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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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