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24 meetings listed from Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 23, 2026; 22 transcribed, the newest on Sep 8, 2026, for 42 hours.

typical meeting 2 h 11 min · 5 members seated · President: Joshua Arce

What the members said

54:30
So if those 35,000 households did sign up, just for the sake of argument, would that still be viable for the agency to have all of those customers enrolled?Avni JamdarCommissioner · Public Utilities Commission · Apr 28, 2026Open the meeting at 54:30
  • 23:36
    And my last question would be with the data centers that we see coming on, which are huge, are they being required to have an alternative, like whether it be solar, whether it be wind?Stephen E. LeveroniCommissioner · Public Utilities Commission · Jun 23, 2026Open the meeting at 23:36
  • 14:47
    So what was the regulatory compliance that caused the cost variance? I thought I read that in the report.Kate H. StacyCommissioner · Public Utilities Commission · Jul 28, 2026Open the meeting at 14:47

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Fewer than four members can be compared fairly. Each member’s page has their clips and meetings. The minutes below count only speech we named by voice, so they are floors, not a ranking.

Every member, with roll calls and clips

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22 of 24 meetings transcribed, Oct 24, 2025 to Oct 23, 2026.Newest: Oct 23, 2026
Public Utilities Commission · 3 h 10 min · 22 public speakersSep 8 · Public Hearing - 1) the proposed “Electric took 1 h 55 minThe longest item after routine business: Public Hearing - 1) the proposed “Electric, 1 h 55 min of this 3 h 10 min meeting.Speakers: Joshua Arce, Kate H. Stacy, Meghan Thurlow, Avni Jamdar and 1 more
Longest item: 60% of the meeting18 agenda itemsWatch
Public Utilities Commission · 2 h 10 min · 2 public speakersJul 28 · Update and discussion on the status of the selection process for a new General Manager took 23 minThe longest item after routine business: Update and discussion on the status of the selection process for a new General Manager, 23 min of this 2 h 10 min meeting.Speakers: Kate H. Stacy, Stephen E. Leveroni, Meghan Thurlow, Avni Jamdar
Longest item: 18% of the meeting19 agenda itemsWatch
Public Utilities Commission · 2 h 12 min · 2 public speakersJul 14 · Presentation by the San Francisco Department of Human Resources on the selectionprocess for a new General Manager took 35 minThe longest item after routine business: Presentation by the San Francisco Department of Human Resources on the selectionprocess…, 35 min of this 2 h 12 min meeting.Speakers: Joshua Arce, Kate H. Stacy, Stephen E. Leveroni, Meghan Thurlow and 1 more
Longest item: 26% of the meeting19 agenda itemsWatch
Public Utilities Commission · 2 h 16 min · 10 public speakersJun 23 · Public hearing to consider the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan took 47 minThe longest item after routine business: Public hearing to consider the 2025 Urban Water Management Plan, 47 min of this 2 h 16 min meeting.Speakers: Kate H. Stacy, Joshua Arce, Stephen E. Leveroni, Meghan Thurlow
Longest item: 35% of the meeting17 agenda itemsWatch
All 22 transcribed meetings

2 more meetings are not transcribed yet.

Listed after the newest meeting above, not transcribed yet (video listings through Oct 23): 2

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Seven public speakers a meeting; the biggest crowd, 22, came on Sep 8, 2026

Sep 8, 2026Item 8, a public hearing on a proposed Clean Power SF net billing tariff and a revised NEM tariff, was called, and staff from the Power Enterprise presented.22 speakersApr 14, 2026A public hearing was held on new rules and regulations restricting potable water use for irrigation of nonfunctional turf, to align with Assembly Bill 1572.19 speakersApr 28, 2026The commission took up items 8 and 9 together: public hearings on fiscal year 2026-27 and 2027-28 water and sewer rates, with resolutions to adopt new rate schedules effective July 1st, 2026.15 speakersDec 9, 2025Staff presented the quarterly audit and performance review report, with a presenter reporting on the Audit Bureau's first quarter ending September 30th.14 speakersOct 28, 2025A presenter gave the Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency report, covering a financial review process and two new conservation activities.14 speakers

bar = public speakers at that meeting · tick = average meeting