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PSC presses Holly Springs for written remediation plan, says fines may be waived if city shows progress
Summary
Commissioners told the City of Holly Springs they want a concrete plan and milestones to resolve chronic service shortfalls and said fines could be waived if the city shows sustained, good-faith progress toward reasonably adequate service.
The Mississippi Public Service Commission on Oct. 16 urged the City of Holly Springs to present a specific remediation plan with short-term milestones after months of service problems and ongoing enforcement discussions.
Commissioners discussed the city’s operational problems and the path laid out by the legislature and the commission to restore reasonably adequate service. Commissioners repeatedly said they want a written plan that sets out what the city has done to date and what it will accomplish in one, three and six months so the commission and affected residents can evaluate…
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