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SDG&E has not filed its application.No filing in the CPUC Daily Calendar of November 10, 2026.What happens when it does

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A single, accurate place for the communities along the proposed Golden Pacific Powerlink route to find the facts, the dates, and the steps that count.

Who runs it

Built and hosted by Backcountry Tech Solutions, a backcountry business, at no cost to the coalition.

The groups already leading this fight choose the hub's final name. Until they do, Backcountry Tech Solutions keeps it accurate under the rules below, and any group can have its own entry corrected or removed.

How it works

The groups keep their own voice
This hub is shared infrastructure: a library, a calendar and a set of tools that every group can link to. It does not replace anyone's group, page or name, and it does not speak for any of them. Each group decides what its own entry says.
Every fact has a source
Each claim links to where it came from. Where sources disagree, we show the range and say who said what. If no official source has stated something, we say that instead of guessing.
We quote SDG&E fairly
The proponent's case appears in its own words, with links. Being the most accurate source about this project, including about SDG&E's side, is what makes the rest of the site worth trusting.
No one moves the line onto a neighbor
Every route crosses someone's community. This hub opposes the line's impacts wherever they fall and does not argue for sending it anywhere else.
People speak for themselves
The hub never submits, signs or sends a comment for anyone. Everything goes out from your own email or an official portal, in your own words.
One place to give, and it is not this site
The hub takes no money and sells nothing. Its only donation link goes to the Anza-Borrego Foundation's own form, so a gift goes straight to ABF, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Nothing about you is kept
No accounts, no sign-up forms, no visitor tracking. The route map's address search runs in your browser and asks the U.S. Census Bureau directly, so what you type never reaches this site.
Photographs are credited to their makers
The desert photographs, and the photograph in the badge, are by Kathy King Photography, used with her permission. Each one carries her credit.

Contact

Corrections, events for the calendar, and groups that want a page: coalition@stopgpp.org.