The Arkansas Public Service Commission staff reported Tuesday that Summit Utilities Inc. has cleaned up its billing errors and customer service problems, though staff called on the commission to continue monitoring the gas utility for the next two years as a preventive measure.
Summit Utilities Arkansas announced a new community giving grant program for non-profit organizations that operate in its service territories on Thursday.
Attorney General Tim Griffin on Friday asked the state Public Service Commission to prevent Summit Utilities Arkansas Inc. from resuming normal bill collection and customer disconnection policies. Summit announced Tuesday that it will resume charging late fees and disconnecting customers for nonpayment of natural gas bills beginning in July.