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Rocky Mountain Power won’t get the full $140.2 million annual rate hike — a 21.6% increase — that it wants, the Wyoming Public Service Commission decided Tuesday. Instead, the utility
Rocky Mountain Power won’t get the full $140.2 million annual rate hike — a 21.6% increase — that it wants, the Wyoming Public Service Commission decided Tuesday. Instead, the utility
Final figures are still being calculated, but the Wyoming Public Service Commission announced plans to reduce the utility’s rate hike by nearly half.
Sadly, Mark Gordon was just re-elected with only token opposition in the primary, so Wyoming conservatives must wait another three years to turn the state red.
Talk of a worker shortage has become as commonplace in the community as talk of the weather or of UW Cowboys football.