Dcs Annual Report 2017 The dcpsc ended fy 2017 with 84 employees, including the chairman and two commissioners. the dcpsc has a diverse workforce with a range of subject matter expertise in utility regulation, policy, and administration. The 2017 campaign began with a well attended forum presenting panels of experts discussing how utilities are preparing for winter, what resources are available to district consumers and the district government strategy for emergency preparedness.
Annual Report 2016 2017 Chairman kane submits testimony to councilmember kenyan mcduffie at the budget oversight hearing. the psc’s budget is comprised of two primary revenue types: operating funds (or special purpose revenue) and grant funds. Office hours monday to friday, 9 am to 5 pm connect with us 1350 pennsylvania avenue nw, suite 419, washington, dc 20004 phone: (202) 727 6306 fax: (202) 727 3582. The performance accountability report (par) measures each agency's performance for the fiscal year against the agency's performance plan and includes major accomplishments, updates on initiatives, and key performance indicators (kpis). Thus, the commission must assess access one, inc. for its percentage of opc’s fiscal year 2020 (“fy 2020”) assessed budget. the 2019 calendar year gross revenues of all public utilities and all alternative providers total $1,791,889,493.09. the fy 2020 assessed budget for opc is $9,314,748.42.
Annual Report 2017 The performance accountability report (par) measures each agency's performance for the fiscal year against the agency's performance plan and includes major accomplishments, updates on initiatives, and key performance indicators (kpis). Thus, the commission must assess access one, inc. for its percentage of opc’s fiscal year 2020 (“fy 2020”) assessed budget. the 2019 calendar year gross revenues of all public utilities and all alternative providers total $1,791,889,493.09. the fy 2020 assessed budget for opc is $9,314,748.42. Pepacr 2019 01, in the matter of the annual consolidated report of the potomac electric power company, order no. 20308 i. introduction 1. by this order, the public service commission of the district of columbia (“commission”) accepts, as being in substantial compliance with its rules and directives, the. Throughout 2017, the district of columbia sentencing commission monitored the implementation and use of the district of columbia voluntary sentencing guidelines and focused on improving data quality and data sharing capabilities. By this order, the public service commission of the district of columbia (“commission”) adopts the attached amendments to chapter 9, (net energy metering), subsections 901.2, 902.3, and 903.5 of title 15 of the district of columbia municipal regulations (“dcmr”). In 2017, the total number of felony cases and offenders sentenced increased for a second consecutive year, after showing a steady decline since 2010. although the number of cases sentenced increased, compliance with the guidelines remains very high, with 97.2% of all felony sentences imposed complying with the guidelines.
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