The Public Service Commission owes the bill-paying citizens an accounting that includes proof that we are better off now than we were in 1998. It is time to reveal the real issues and results before we plunge headlong into the deregulation of electrical service to our homes. From where I sit, it appears that deregulation has been a benefit only to those who become employees of our new service providers. In other words, another layer of expense and profit between user and provider was created. Monopolies were permitted, with regulation, to function for the public good.
Deregulation appears to be a step back in time.
We should let our representatives and the PSC hear from us. Crack down on those nasty trash culprits With the news that the crime rate, including the murder rate, has escalated in Savannah, it is encouraging to know that one department of the City of Savannah is vigilant and resourceful in preventing crime and catching criminals in the act. Very few of our citizens are aware of the severe problem faced by the City of Savannah which is causing loss of revenue amounting to tens of thousands of pennies each year. I refer to those dastardly merchants who are depositing more trash in the city containers than they are being charged for. Yes, it is actually happening.