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Louisiana Public Service Commission Home About LPSC About Us Commissioners Organizational Chart Job Openings Map and Directions Contact Information General Rules and Regulations Rules of Practice and Procedure 2019 Strategic Plan Consumer Info Filing a Complaint News and Information FAQs Consumer Billing Links Utility Outage Links Utility Outage Maps Motor Carriers Contacts and Information Annual Reports Regulations and Applications News Passenger Vehicle and Driver Search Liquid Pipeline - Pipelines Household Goods Moving Telecommunications Contacts and Information Annual Reports Regulations and Applications News Electric Contacts and Information Annual Reports Regulations and Applications News Maps Electric Outages Reports Electric Net Metering Gas Contacts and Information Annual Reports Regulations and Applications News Water and Sewer Contacts and Information Annual Reports Regulations and Applications News Do Not Call General Order Consumers Solicitors State of Emergency Information Open Session Official Bulletin Document Access Public Records Request PSC Calendar Press Releases Request For Proposals Links Disclaimer Site Map Welcome to the Louisiana Public Service Commission Website The Louisiana Public Service Commission (LPSC) is an independent regulatory agency dedicated to serving the public interest by assuring safe, reliable, and reasonably priced services provided by public utilities and motor carriers. The LPSC consists of five elected Commissioners who serve overlapping terms of six years and a staff of 92. Created by Article VI, Section 3-9 of the Louisiana Constitution of 1921, the LPSC succeeded The Railroad Commission of Louisiana, which was created by the Constitution of 1898. The LPSC's constitutional authority was reaffirmed by the Constitution of 1974, in Article IV, Section 21. The overall goals of the Commission are to ensure a regulatory balance that enables utilities to provide customers with safe, adequate and reliable service, at rates that are just and reasonable, equitable and economically efficient, and that allow utilities an opportunity to earn a fair rate of return on their investment. In addition, the Commission continues to take an active and cautious role in the development of a competitive, market-based approach to utility regulation whenever such an approach is in the public interest. Notice: The September B & E will be held September 11, 2019, 9:00AM - Galvez Building, Natchez Room, 602 North Fifth Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70802 -- Most Recent News and Information February 14, 2020 Open Session Supplemental Agenda - February 19, 2020 February 7, 2020 Open Session Agenda - February 19, 2020 February 7, 2020 Bulletin # 1212 February 6, 2020 Minutes - 1/22/2020 B & E Consumer Links Consumer News and Information La. Secretary of State Voter Registration Information Get Connected 2-1-1 Galvez Building, 12th Floor • 602 North Fifth Street PO Box 91154 • Baton Rouge, LA 70821-9154 • 225-342-4999 • 800-256-2397 • 225-342-2831 (Fax)...