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Public Service Commission approves United Service Fund Council appointments, affirms complaint decision

2889845 · April 7, 2025
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Summary

At its March 6, 2025 open meeting the Public Service Commission approved four reappointments and three new appointments to the United Service Fund Council, affirmed there was insufficient cause to reopen a complaint (docket 62 40 CC 241,226), and approved several notices of investigation and a notice of proceeding by voice vote.

The Public Service Commission on March 6, 2025 approved four reappointments and three new appointments to the United Service Fund (USF) Council and affirmed its prior final decision that there was insufficient cause to warrant a formal review of a complaint, commissioners said during a brief open meeting.

Commission business opened with a roll call and a request for agenda information. The commission then approved the minutes of the open meeting of Feb. 27, 2025 by motion and voice vote. The commission approved the notices of investigation associated with agenda items 2 through 6 and approved the notice of proceeding associated with agenda item 7 by separate motions and voice votes.

“In docket 5 UF 20 25, I move we approve the reappointments and new appointments to the USF Council as proposed by commission staff,” a commissioner said; another commissioner seconded the motion and the commission approved it by voice vote. The commission recorded the action as approving four reappointments and three new appointments to the United Service Fund Council as proposed by staff.

The commission also moved to affirm its final decision in docket 62 40 CC 241,226, stating there was not sufficient cause to warrant a formal review of the complaint. That motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.

Agenda item 9 was laid over for a future discussion. Commissioners noted that agenda items 2 through 7 had associated notices and that the suggested minutes for agenda item 8 and the suggested minute for agenda item 10 reflected staff proposals and the commission’s affirmation of its prior decision, respectively.

The commission concluded its official business and moved to adjourn. The next open meeting is scheduled for March 13, 2025, at 10:30 a.m.