PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Today's Ask Your Government
Dear readers, Here is the third installment of asking state officials about their vacation time. (If you missed the others, see installment 1 here and installment 2 here.) As I reported earlier, ele...
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PSC honoring US Rep.-elect Cramer during ceremony 
The North Dakota Public Service Commission is holding a ceremony on Thursday to honor commissioner Kevin Cramer.
By Associated Press , December 20, 2012
Hoeven aide Julie Fedorchak picked for ND PSC
A top aide to North Dakota U.S. Sen. John Hoeven was appointed to the state Public Service Commission on Friday, a regulatory job that oversees the state's booming energy industry.
By Dale Wetzel , November 30, 2012
Hoeven aide Julie Fedorchak the pick for ND Public Service Commission
A top aide to North Dakota U.S. Sen. John Hoeven has been picked for the state Public Service Commission. Julie Fedorchak will succeed Republican Kevin Cramer on the state regulatory board in January.
By Dale Wetzel , November 30, 2012
Prosecutor won't file charges in ND PSC ad dispute
Burleigh County prosecutors will not file charges over radio ads that criticized Democratic Public Service Commission candidate Brad Crabtree.
By Associated Press , November 19, 2012
US Rep.-elect Cramer says he'll quit PSC Dec. 31
North Dakota's newest congressman says he'll be resigning Dec. 31 as a member of the state Public Service Commission.
By Associated Press , November 07, 2012
Brad Crabtree, Bismarck, column: Endorsement misled on Christmann
In endorsing Randy Christmann for public service commissioner, Forum Communications, the Herald’s parent company, disregarded its own editorial positions and misled its 150,000 readers statewide by knowingly withholding important information.
By Brad Crabtree , November 04, 2012
Randy Christmann, Hazen, N.D., letter: Crabtree ignores own standards
My opponent has focused his campaign on a myriad of false accusations of wrongdoing. His claims of illegal contributions simply are not true.
By Randy Christmann , November 04, 2012
Steffanie Boeckel, Beulah, N.D., letter: Crabtree's cap-and-trade support is a deal-breaker
The choice couldn’t be any clearer. Randy Christmann supports North Dakotans and good-paying jobs. His opponent does not.
By Steffanie Boeckel , November 03, 2012
Gail Mooney, Cummings, N.D., letter: Crabtree brings needed balance to PSC
I urge Herald readers to consider casting their vote for Brad Crabtree. A man of integrity and one who is highly knowledgeable in energy policies, Crabtree would bring vision, thoughtfulness and determination to this very important role of commissioner.
By Gail Mooney , November 01, 2012
Craig Headland, Montpelier, N.D., letter: Crabtree does not understand agriculture
As a lifelong farmer, I feel the choice is clear. Elect Randy Christmann to the Public Service Commission.
By Craig Headland , October 15, 2012
Christopher Langerud, Fargo, letter: Christmann promises balanced approach
I believe Randy Christmann is the best candidate for Public Service Commission, and I urge Herald readers to vote for him in November.
By Christopher Langerud , September 30, 2012
Dexter Perkins, Grand Forks, letter: Tainted donations should prompt Cramer to resign
Kevin Cramer, the Republican candidate for the U.S. House, has done a lot of finger pointing, but the bottom line is that he and fellow Public Service commissioner Brian Kalk took campaign contributions from some of the corporate interests and executives they regulate.
By Dexter Perkins , September 16, 2012
Harlynn Bjerke, Adams, N.D., letter: Christmann’s the choice for N.D. PSC
I urge Herald readers to join me in supporting Randy Christmann for Public Service Commission so that commissioner Brian Kalk will have another strong voice and leader serving with him.
By Harlynn Bjerke , September 15, 2012
North Dakota PSC says changes to 'one-call' dig rules possible
North Dakota regulators say changes may be coming in state rules that require excavators to check the locations of underground pipes.
By Associated Press , September 03, 2012
Betsy Perkins, Grand Forks, letter: Commissioners should reject tainted money
When regulators take money from those they regulate, it is bribery, plain and simple. It is corruption. It is like a judge taking money from someone he or she is about to sentence. It is wrong.
By Betsy Perkins , August 26, 2012
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