In a letter to sent to Council President, Judi Dici, a decision on May 18 from the Pennsylvania Utility Commission (PUC), it was announced that utility customers across Pennsylvania would receive a discount of $320,000,000 per year. This will mean more money will be in the pockets of the hard-working people who pay utility bills.
Residents who surround Ellwood City will receive a discount of either 8.07% (Penn Power customers) on or 7.34% (West Penn Power) on their distribution charges. Should consumers of Ellwood City Electric Company not receive this discount, it will only increase the 27% premium that residents currently pay for their electricity.
We respectfully request to be informed, in writing, if our neighbors and constituents in Ellwood City will receive a similar reduction in their electric costs.
As submitted by: Robert Brough, Ellwood City Borough Council and Lisa Guerrera, Ellwood City Borough Council.
I do no think that the Pennsylvania PUC has issued a press release stating that it sent to Ellwood City Borough Council President Judith Dici a letter notifying council that it (the PUC) has entered an order (actually dated May 17) mandating that certain electric utility providers reduce the distribution charges included in their customers’ electric bills.
I do not know who authored this June 4 “Extra Extra” article posted on EllwoodCity.org, but I am sure that its wording does not appear in any press release issued by the Pennsylvania PUC.
If some party or governmental entity has sent to council president Dici a letter regarding the May 17 order of the Pennsylvania PUC, I would like to see that letter published in EllwoodCity.org.
ROBERT and LISA both need to not be re-elected. Don’t live in Ellwood City if you are going to cause all the problems and submit such silly articles. Everyone laughs at Ellwood City and the 2 of you are some of the main reasons.