Print Your Own Sign: the Save Temecula Flyer

This is the campaign's one-page flyer, sized for a standard letter sheet. It is black ink only, so it prints on any home printer, and it is designed to go on bright yellow paper — the same yellow as the Save Temecula shirts, so a row of these in windows reads as one campaign from the street.

How to use it

• Window sign. Print one, tape it in a front window or a car window. Print two back to back for a glass door.
• Yard sign. Slip a copy into a sheet protector or laminate it, then staple it to a stake or clip it to a fence. Two copies back to back read from both directions.
• Handout. Print a stack and leave them with neighbors, at your HOA office, or on a community board.
• Poster. Most print shops will enlarge the PDF to 11×17 for a few dollars.

Printing tips

• Use the PDF for the sharpest print; the image above is a preview.
• Choose plain paper, black and white, and turn off any "fit to page" scaling so the margins stay even.
• Any bright yellow letter-size paper works — office-supply stores stock it as "astrobright" or "neon yellow" cardstock. Cardstock holds up better outdoors.
• Standard white paper works too. Yellow just gets noticed.

What's on it

The flyer explains SDG&E's Golden Pacific Powerlink in one paragraph, lists what's at stake for Temecula, and carries a QR code that sends people to Save Temecula's join page, the Facebook Action Hub, and the petition. Want the full background? Start at the project page or how to take action.