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Arizona Corporation Commission Chairman addresses private water utility rate concerns

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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Nick Myers, Chairman of the Arizona Corporation Commission, attended a meeting in Yuma County to hear concerns from residents regarding private water systems. Residents cited issues with being overcharged on water bills, as well as concerns about rate increases and water quality and pressure. Myers accepted the invitation from county officials to address these issues firsthand.

From yumasun.com

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The Arizona Corporation Commission is the state regulatory body responsible for overseeing utilities, rates, and resource management in Arizona. The meeting indicates regulatory attention on consumer complaints regarding pricing and service quality from private water providers.

From yumasun.com

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  1. County officials sought ACC input on water issues.1 source
  2. Nick Myers takes the role of Chairman at the ACC.1 source

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