Oklahoma regulators to meet Wednesday

 

Oklahoma Corporation Commissioners have a meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.

The agenda follows.

Item Topic
I. A. Call to order

B. Announcement concerning public notice

C. Determination of quorum

II. Recognition of Employee Service

III. Approval of minutes of prior meeting(s)

IV. Consideration of and possible vote(s) on proposed or potential orders in cases on the daily signing agenda docket. The Commission may discuss and consider alterations, revisions, or
amendments to the proposed or potential orders. (Votes may be taken on individual cases, on the daily signing agenda docket as a whole, or both by individual cases and the remaining docket. The vote on daily signing agenda cases may be combined with the vote on 24-hour signing agenda cases.)

V. Consideration of and possible vote(s) on proposed or potential orders in cases on attached 24-hour signing agenda docket. The Commission may discuss and consider alterations, revisions, or amendments to the proposed or potential orders. (Votes may be taken on individual cases on the 24-hour signing agenda docket as a whole, or both by individual cases and the remaining docket.)

VI. Case No. PUD2024-000032, Application of Public Service Company of Oklahoma, an Oklahoma Corporation, for a Proceeding Before the Commission En Banc as Provided for by
Order No. 738226 to Address the Private Letter Ruling Received from the Internal Revenue Service:

A. Briefing from the Public Utility Division (“PUD”) Staff to hire, pursuant to Order No. 749853 (paragraphs 19-21), professional services to assist the Commissioners in: (i) the drafting and submission of the Commission’s request for IRS reconsideration of PLR105952-22, and (ii) in providing input to PSO’s PLR request to the IRS seeking a determination of whether or not the regulatory liability approach set forth in Order No. 749853 authorizes an appropriate regulatory treatment of the NOLC and avoids a normalization violation as it returns to ratepayers tax benefits no faster than allowed under the IRS normalization rules

B. Discussion and possible vote(s) or other direction to Commission Staff concerning Agenda item VI (A)

VII.

A. Briefing on recent Transportation Division activity for motor carrier enforcement, ports of entry, and weigh stations, including the number of vehicles processed and screened, the
dollar amounts, numbers, and types of citations issued recently and comparisons to prior periods, and the base jurisdictions involved as listed by state— Deputy General Counsel
Darren Ferguson

B. Discussion on summary of agency financial activity, including review of the February, March, April, and May 2025 financials and possible discussion of FY 2025 and FY 2026 budgets—Chief Financial Officer Holly George or Comptroller Jason Harjo

C. Briefing on administrative issues, which may include human resources; budget; information technology; Commission building renovation updates; and/or legislative matters—Director of Administration Brandy Wreath

D. Discussion and possible vote(s) regarding direction to Commission Staff on VII (A)- (C)

VIII. New business

A. Any matter not known about and which could not have been reasonably foreseen 24 hours before the meeting
B. Possible vote(s) on matters of new business

IX. Adjournment