All Public Service Commission hearings and meetings are open to the public and can be attended in person at our hearing room – Room 110, 244 Washington Street, Atlanta, GA 30334. Commission hearings and meetings also can be viewed live via the Commission’s YouTube channel.
Public Comments are heard during the first hour of each hearing day and the last 15 minutes of Committee Meetings. Sign-up sheets are provided and speakers are called first come, first served. Relevant comments and feedback on any issue also can be provided through our electronic portal.
All public comments must conform to these guidelines.
Electric, gas and telephone utilities serve millions of customers in Georgia, but there are many customers who can't afford gas, electricity or basic phone service without the help of payment assistance programs. Many electric, gas, and telephone utility companies offer payment plans to their customers who qualify. They may allow deferred payment for those who cannot pay their whole bill or delay disconnection for customers trying to pay their bills. Many civic groups, charitable organizations, and churches in local communities provide payment assistance to low income customers. For more information, contact your gas, electric, or telephone service provider.
The spread of COVID-19 taught Georgia and the United States to use innovative ways of keeping our workforces and workplaces healthy. To assist in that effort the Georgia Public Service Commission utilized Alternative Electronic Filing Procedures. As the state and country move toward post-COVID life, the PSC will continue to utilize the procedures outlined below for the convenience of everyone who utilizes our services.
Sallie Tanner
Executive Secretary
Georgia Public Service Commission
The mission of the Georgia Public Service Commission is to exercise its authority and influence to ensure that consumers receive safe, reliable and reasonably priced telecommunications, electric and natural gas services from financially viable and technically competent companies.
October 18, 2022 – (ATLANTA) Public Service Commissioner Jason Shaw has sent a letter to Georgia’s Congressional Delegation outlining recent policy shifts in natural gas pipeline policy by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
Natural gas availability has helped Georgia recruit industry to the state and has helped Georgia become the Best State for Business over nine straight years. FERC’s recent actions have caused several major pipeline expansion projects to stall. Without Congressional intervention, availability of cheap and abundant natural gas could suffer, Commissioner Shaw said.
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GPSC RFP for Electronic Filing Management System
(Posted 6/7/2022 11:30am EST)
GPSC RFP for Telecommunications Hearing Aid Distribution Program Provider for the State of Georgia
(Posted 3/1/2022 1:00pm EST)
Conduct Agreed-Upon Procedures Engagements On One or More Applications for Disbursements from the Universal Access Fund
Sample Contract
(Posted 11/17/2020 10:22am EST)
Regulated Provider of Natural Gas Service 2021-2023 RFP
(Posted 10/15/2020 6:13pm EST)
Georgia Power Company’s 2023/2024 Utility Scale Renewable RFP
(Updated 6/2/2021 10:49am EST)
Georgia Power Company’s 2020 Distributed Generation (DG) RFP
