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PUC opens rulemaking to clarify optional basic emergency service components and reimbursement
Summary
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission voted to open a notice of proposed rulemaking to define core and optional components of Basic Emergency Service (BES) tariffs and to set criteria for reimbursement through the state 9‑1‑1 surcharge.
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission on April 23 opened a notice of proposed rulemaking to clarify what parts of basic emergency service (BES) tariffs may be offered as optional and whether and how those optional components can be reimbursed from the state 9‑1‑1 surcharge.
Commission staff said the NOPR follows Decision C20‑5‑0152 in a CenturyLink proceeding and a joint petition filed by 9‑1‑1 authorities asking for clarity about optional BES tariff items. The draft…
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