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| Wall Street Journal Market Watch:
Naperville Smart Meter Awareness Group strongly opposes city's decision to
install wireless smart meter communications network.
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| October 24, 2011 - On October 4, 2011, hundreds of Naperville residents attended a city council meeting in strong opposition of the impending installation of 57,000 wireless smart meters in their community. Nineteen speakers lined up to express their concerns about the implementation. Residents in Naperville formed the Naperville Smart Meter Awareness group in February 2011 to educate the public about the concerns and mounting public outcry across the country about wireless smart meters. Wireless smart meters are gaining increased public resistance worldwide as utilities mass install wireless meters without public consent. Read more... |
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| Sign the Petition |
| Tell the city to stop the install of smart meters in Naperville. Sign the On-line Petition or contact us to sign a paper petition. Over 1000 residents and business owners have already signed on and the list grows everyday. Click here to request a yard sign. |
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| "We're going to put something on your house that harms you, but if you pay us money, we won't" |
"There was a lot of talk about whether the meters, once again, were on most of the time emitting radiation, or off. The utilities lost this round, as they finally admitted the amount of "chatter" necessary for the mesh network to operate was nearly constant."
See reports from San Fransisco as utility executives, industry suppliers, vocal opponents, and the CPUC attend a mandatory day-long meeting on the topic of smart meter opt-outs. Click here.
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| Welcome to the brave new world.... |
| Smart Meter video surpasses 1 Million views. Click here to see the video. |
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| Impropriety or just the appearance of impropriety? |
| Campaign donations raise power bill questions.
The Illinois Supreme Court, as we've pointed out before, has a standard for judges that politicians would be wise to heed: Avoid not only impropriety but also the appearance of impropriety. Read more... |
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| Video clips from October 4 council meeting |
| Resident's opportunity to speak at the council meeting were reduced to 90 seconds when hundreds of residents gathered on October 4 to oppose the smart meters deployment. Residents were later given the full 3 minutes to address the council.  | | Residents speak out on October 4 in opposition of smart meter deployment |
 | | Dave Bendis is granted additional time |
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