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Welcome...
Commissioners
Sheri Haugen-
Hoffart
Randy
Christmann, Chair
Julie Fedorchak
Thank you for visiting the website of the North Dakota Public Service Commission. The Public Service Commission is a constitutional agency with varying degrees of statutory authority over abandoned mine lands, coal mine reclamation, electric and gas utilities, telecommunications companies, energy conversion facility siting, transmission facility siting, railroads and railroad safety, auctioneers and auction clerks, weighing and measuring devices, gas pipeline safety, and underground damage prevention.
You Should Know...About the ND Public Service Commission
To learn more about how the PSC affects the lives of North Dakotans every day, click here: A Day in Your Life
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The Commission typically meets in formal session every two weeks; special meetings are held to handle special or emergency situations.
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Hot Topics - Quick Links
Employment Opportunities
- Seasonal Project Inspector - Closes March 27, 2023
- Weights & Measure Inspector-Large Scale - Closes March 26, 2023
- Assistant Director of Abandoned Mine Lands - Closes March 26, 2023
What's Going On...
Commissioner Randy Christmann, Chair (center)
Commissioner Sheri Haugen-Hoffart, (left)
Commissioner Julie Fedorchak, (right)
The PSC takes an active role in protecting consumers by ensuring utilities follow rules, including ones that relate to disconnection of service. Working with consumers to resolve disputes with utilities, and establishing fair rates and regulations. The PSC is constantly looking out for the interests of North Dakotans.
Latest News (To view archived news releases, please visit our Newsroom)
- 02/28/2023 PSC to Hold Four Public Hearings for Proposed Carbon Pipeline Project
- 02/23/2023 PSC Issues Cease and Desist Order Against Bright Sound Communications
- 01/27/2023 PSC Receives More Than 1,000 Consumer Contacts in 2022
- 12/22/2022 PSC Schedules Public Hearing for Proposed Expansion of the Pioneer Generation Station in Williams County
- 11/04/2022 PSC Schedules Public Hearing to Gather Input Regarding Demand Response and Demand Flexibility Practices
- 10/31/2022 PSC Receives High Marks on Federal Review of Coal Regulatory and Abandoned Mine Lands Program
- 10/20/2022 PSC Schedules Public Hearing to Gather Input Regarding the Electrification of Transportation
- 10/07/2022 PSC Presents the Coteau Properties Company with Award for Excellence in Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation
- 08/26/2022 Commissioner Julie Fedorchak Appointed to Advisory Council of the Electric Power Research Institute
Upcoming Meetings and Hearings
The Commission typically meets in formal session every two weeks; special meetings are held to handle special or emergency situations. The executive secretary's office prepares and distributes the agendas for these meetings.
Prior Meetings and Hearings