Requires certain public utilities to provide customers notice of certain utility work that could impact traffic.
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Overview
This bill requires certain public utilities, such as those providing electricity, gas, or water, to notify customers in advance about planned service work that could cause traffic disruptions within a three-mile radius of their homes. The notice must be included on the customer’s utility bill and excludes emergency repairs. The bill defines ‘emergency’ as situations posing an immediate threat to life, health, or property. It aims to improve communication and potentially reduce traffic congestion caused by utility work.
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