Byrd Whisperings

Dear Delegate Kump,

Ah, well, I hope and pray that you decide to be a candidate for re-election in 2014 to the West Virginia House of Delegates.

I also hope that my experiences with other legislators are as informative (really hard to come by) and communicative (even harder) as mine have been with you.

It gives me warm fuzzies knowing for sure that at least one of my representatives actually is listening.

If I had a say-so, I'd keep you around just for that.

...
Ed Byrd

Electrifying News...

I have filed a class action "complaint" yesterday (Friday, June 7th, 2013) with the West Virginia Public Service Commission (PSC).

It is a duplication of my original May 23rd suggestion to First Energy (parent company of Potomac Edison and Monogahela Power), also posted  on this website, ("Inquiry to the Power Company" entry of May 23rd, 3013).


Delegate Larry D. Kump
 

Investigation of Power Companies

In recent correspondence to me, West Virginia Public Service Commission (PSC) General Counsel Richard E. Hitt ,advised me that the PSC is continuing to "aggressively process individual formal and formal complaints. He also explained that "we have determined that a general investigation should be initiated into the practices and procedures of both Potomac Edison Company and Monongahela Power Company as it relates to meter reading, billing and practices involving estimated bills" and that this investigation "will also allow the Commission Staff, as well as other parties, to investigate and analyze these practices and make recommendations on future improvements".

For more information on how to file a complaint with the West Virginia Public Service Commision, telephone 1-800-642-8544.

Delegate Larry D. Kump