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This is exactly why Abby Gray was the right choice for @IndianaOUCC commissioner.
I appointed her just last week, and already she’s putting up a fight to reduce prices for ratepayers.
The latest updates, from our September newsletter: view.subscription.in.gov/?qs…
The OUCC is recommending the IURC deny AES Indiana's pending rate request and reduce current base rates by $21.2 million dollars annually. in.gov/oucc/
Congrats to new Utility Consumer Counselor Abby R. Gray! Abby has been our Exec. Dir. of Legal Operations since 2009, & spent 23 years with the IURC as Senior Administrative Law Judge & Senior Commission Counsel. She's a Ft. Wayne native & lives in Brown County with her husband.
Wishing Bill Fine a happy retirement!
Bill retires today after 8 years as Utility Consumer Counselor & 48 years as a practicing attorney.
We will miss his thoughtful questions, quiet humor, & dedication to ratepayers, but wish him the best as he embarks on a new chapter of life.
Our June newsletter has the latest case updates, and more. view.subscription.in.gov/?qs…
Today is National #211Day! If you need help with utility bills, rent, & additional services, Indiana's 2-1-1 help line is always available.
Keep your guard up for scams! if a caller threatens to shut off your utility service unless you pay over the phone, hang up and call the utility at the number on your bill. Even if the caller ID shows the utility's name, it may not be the utility.
Never flush any types of wipes down the toilet, even if they say flushable!
#Indiana #SaveWater #SaveMoney #savings #tips
It's going to be chilly this week! Here are a couple of things you can start doing now to save money and energy this winter.
Planning to decorate this weekend? Check the light strands closely for any broken cords or loose bulbs!
Getting read for the big meal? Let fats, oils, & grease turn solid & throw them in the trash. If you put them down the drain, they can clog sewer pipes and cause backup.
Keep your guard up for scams! if a caller threatens to shut off your utility service unless you pay over the phone, hang up and call the utility at the number on your bill. Even if the caller ID shows the utility's name, it may not be the utility.
There's a new kind of vampire to watch out for: the energy vampire! Phone chargers or small appliances can still draw power when plugged in, but not in use. Your bill may benefit by checking for this wasted power. Learn more: energy.gov/energysaver/artic…
Unplug your chargers and small appliances to protect against energy vampires! These devices can still draw power if plugged in - even when not in use. Learn more in our newsletter: content.govdelivery.com/acco…
There's a new kind of vampire to watch out for: the energy vampire! Phone chargers or small appliances can still draw power when plugged in, but not in use. Your bill may benefit by checking for this wasted power. Learn more: energy.gov/energysaver/artic…





















