Socorro Independent School District intervenes in El Paso Electric rate case

May 24, 2025 | SOCORRO ISD, School Districts, Texas


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Socorro Independent School District intervenes in El Paso Electric rate case
The Socorro Independent School District (ISD) Board of Trustees convened on May 21, 2025, to address significant matters, including a crucial decision regarding the Public Utility Commission of Texas proceedings related to El Paso Electric Company.

During the meeting, Mr. Belenko presented an analysis of the ongoing application by El Paso Electric Company to change its rates. The board discussed the potential benefits of joining other local entities, such as El Paso Community College and the El Paso Independent School District, to intervene in the proceedings. This intervention aims to advocate for the maintenance of the current rate classification and to contest the proposed rate increase by the electric company.

The board unanimously approved a motion for Socorro ISD to intervene in the Public Utility Commission proceedings, contingent upon at least 50% of the other rate classification members also participating. The motion was made by Ms. Macias and seconded by Ms. Gardella, highlighting a collaborative effort among local institutions to address the rate changes.

With this decision, the board emphasized the importance of protecting the financial interests of the district and its stakeholders. The meeting concluded shortly after the motion was passed, underscoring the board's commitment to proactive engagement in matters affecting the community.

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