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Category Archives: Ventura County
City of Ojai First So Cal Government to Criminalize Meters
The City of Ojai last week became the first government in Southern California to adopt an ordinance officially banning smart meters within its jurisdiction. Our congrats and respect both to the city council and the residents of Ojai who brought … Continue reading
Ventura County Puts Foot Down Against Opt Out Fees
The utilities and their pals on the CPUC have tried to portray the battle against smart meters as a Northern California phenomenon. Well, after this week it’s a lot harder to make that argument. On Tuesday, Ventura County (pop. 800,000) … Continue reading