Three issues need your voice at City Hall Wednesday, October. 28th

This Wednesday is a big one for Encinitas. Council will hear three very different issues that share one thing in common: the decisions made at City Hall will have a direct impact on people who live here. We’ve broken down each issue below, along with how you can affect the outcomes. 🏠 Homeless Action Plan (HAP)…

Threats and Intimidation Have No Place in Encinitas

Encinitas Action unequivocally condemns the threatening phone call made to Encinitas City Councilmember Marco San Antonio, which the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office is now investigating. Threats and intimidation have no place in Encinitas, and no one should ever have to fear for their safety simply for participating in civic life. We can challenge decisions,…

They own their homes, but they rent the land. And their rent is skyrocketing.

One of Encinitas Action’s focus areas is housing, which includes preserving our existing naturally occurring affordable housing and preventing predatory landlord practices. Consistent with our mission, we want to alert you to an important housing item on next week’s council agenda – Manufactured Home Park Land Leases. On November 1, some Encinitas manufactured park homeowners will…

Call to Action: Help protect Encinitas’ climate action plan

We know that Encinitas Action has been in your inbox a lot lately. And we’re reaching out today because the City Council has a critical decision to make on the Climate Action Plan. 🌊 Three years of work. Three workshops. 200+ public comments. Over $100k spent. And this Wednesday’s Special Meeting at 4pm, Council could water down the whole thing…

Skateboards trump fatalities at City Hall

Families are still waiting for a street-safety task force Speak out at the Traffic Safety Commission meeting Monday! Over the last three years, three young people have been killed by cars on Encinitas streets. Families and safety commissioners have asked the City Council for an emergency response, an action that’s been declared by earlier councils.…

Encinitas’ priorities are being gutted. Let’s fight back on Wednesday!

Mayor Bruce Ehlers and Deputy Mayor Jim O’Hara have made disturbing edits to the City’s Legislative Program that do not reflect who we are as a community. This should concern every Encinitas resident, regardless of political stripe. The Ehlers/O’Hara subcommittee updated our legislative program, which will be up for review and a vote at this Wednesday’s City Council meeting. These changes don’t come…