IDAPA 31.21.01.307

Third-Party Notification -- Residential Service (Rule 307)

Last amended: 2024Year: 2026Length: 105 wordsOfficial source
Each gas and electric utility must provide a program for its residential customers known as Third-Party Notification. Under this program, the utility will, at the request of the customer, notify orally or in writing a third-party designated by the customer of the utility’s intention to terminate service. The third-party will be under no obligation to pay the bill, but as provided in Rule 313.08, no customer can be considered to have refused to enter a payment arrangement unless either the customer or the designated third-party has been given notice of the proposed termination of service and of the customer’s opportunity to make payment arrangements. (7-1-24)
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