Josh Frantz

The regular business meeting convened with the primary agenda item being the consent agenda, which comprised 45 items for review and approval. There were no special announcements made during the session. The commissioners confirmed they had reviewed the items, asked no questions, and subsequently moved for and unanimously approved the entire consent agenda.

The meeting commenced with the approval of the consent agenda, which originally contained 28 items. One item, docket number 25-s3440-CPEN, was pulled and transferred to a later meeting scheduled for December 11, 2025. The remaining consent items were approved. The meeting also addressed one noticed item concerning docket number 26-CE-160-OM, which involved a formal complaint filed by Sheila D. Hudson against EverGy Kansas Central regarding a wrongful service disconnection despite alleged payment confirmation. The commission ordered that the complaint be served upon the utility company for an answer within 10 days.

This document outlines the strategic direction for CURB, focusing on its mission to zealously protect the interests of residential and small commercial utility ratepayers in Kansas. Its vision is to ensure the delivery of optimal utility services that are safe, reliable, technically robust, environmentally sensible, cost-effective, and equitably provided at just prices. Key strategic pillars include advocating for reasonable rates, promoting long-term reliability, protecting consumers from adverse utility practices, balancing present and future ratepayer interests, encouraging energy efficiency and technological advancements, and improving transparency and communication channels between utilities and ratepayers.

The meeting consisted of a consent agenda of 16 items. The commissioners had the opportunity to review the items and subsequently moved for approval. Following a motion and a second, the consent agenda was approved. With no further business, a motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting.

The meeting consisted of a consent agenda with 17 items, which were approved. Following the approval of the consent agenda, a motion was made and seconded to adjourn the meeting until the next morning.