Our Mission

Our mission is to educate the public, encourage meaningful participation in the public review process, and advocate for safety, transparency, responsible planning, and the long-term well-being of East County communities.

Communities We Serve

ECAPS welcomes participation from residents and stakeholders throughout East County, including:

📍 Alpine

📍 Harbison Canyon

📍 Crest

📍 Dehesa

📍 Japatul Valley

📍 Loveland Area

📍 Other neighboring East County communities

Our Core Principles

🏡 Community Safety

We support infrastructure planning that carefully considers wildfire risk, emergency access, public safety, and community resilience.

👥 Public Participation

Residents deserve to be informed and have meaningful opportunities to participate in decisions that affect their communities.

📖 Transparency

We believe public infrastructure projects should be supported by clear information, open communication, and thoughtful evaluation of alternatives.

🤝 Collaboration

ECAPS works cooperatively with residents, community organizations, public agencies, and elected officials to promote constructive dialogue and informed decision-making.

Our Goals

ECAPS is working to:

Educate residents about the proposed Suncrest Powerlink Project.
Provide accurate and accessible project information.
Encourage participation in the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) review process.
Support responsible planning that considers community safety and local impacts.
Keep East County communities informed as the project moves forward.

Get Involved

Whether you are a homeowner, business owner, community leader, or concerned resident, your participation matters.

There are many ways to help:

Attend community meetings
Stay informed about project updates
Volunteer your time and expertise
Share educational materials with neighbors
Participate in the public review process

Together, we can help ensure East County communities have a strong, informed voice in decisions that shape our future.

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