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    Letter to The Editor: ACC Lawsuits Update

    April 1, 2018No Comments
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    logo_lettereditorInformation & Perspective by Warren Woodward
    (April 1, 2018)

    Stacey Champion’s case against the APS rate increase is moving along slowly at the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC). There was a procedural hearing last week. The administrative law judge handling the case – the one who admitted not knowing what she’s doing – said she would schedule a hearing sometime in September (!) to determine if a rehearing was warranted. Meanwhile many APS customers are paying way more than the average 4.5% increase that was all the rate increase was supposed to be – and summer is on its way.

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    Because I signed Champion’s petition for a rate case rehearing, I am a party to the case but I have not been that active in it since I have my own lawsuits going against the ACC. Read More→

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