Arizona Commission Reshuffles Utility Division
The Arizona Corporation Commission reorganized its Utility Division to enhance efficiency, accountability and service to consumers and utilities, the ACC said in a news release Monday. The division includes 60 staffers and monitors 685 companies, it said. The division now…
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will be composed of six departments: Revenue and Audits, Policy and Programs, Engineering, Consumer Services, Administration and the Director’s Office. The division gave more definition to employee roles and reassigned some employees to different departments. Major cases will be assigned to a deputy director sponsor within the Director’s Office, the ACC said. It’s a “long overdue re-organization,” Chairman Doug Little said. Last month, the ACC said it’s considering an ethics code, following the investigation and subsequent resignation of ex-Chairwoman Susan Bitter Smith (see 1606150009).