Members
The talk-time ranking for the Public Utilities Commission is held
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.92% of members’ talk time here is identified
92% identified80% for a full comparison
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“Voice identified” counts the meetings where we could attribute a member’s voice. A meeting missing there means we couldn’t attribute it, not that they were absent.Joshua ArceSeat 2 · Commission president · runs the meetings8.6min of talk time a meeting19 of 21present at roll callVoice identified at 21 of 22 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 19 of 21 meetings, Oct 28, 2025 to Jul 28, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking8.6 min of talk time a meetingRuns the meetings, so not compared.33 questions asked
Their top topicsNo checked topic mix for this member here yet.
Two of their clips
…is— are we hearing right now item 3AII, the Water Enterprise and Hetch Hetchy Water new proposals for fiscal years ‘26-‘27 and ‘27-‘28? Or are we into the 3B 10-year capital plan including 2-year capital plan?”
Avni JamdarSeat 1 · Commissioner1.0min of talk time a meeting17 of 21present at roll callVoice identified at 18 of 22 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 17 of 21 meetings, Oct 28, 2025 to Jul 28, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking1.0 min of talk time a meeting90% range 0.7 to 1.7 minutes, over 22 meetings held while seated. Counts only speech we can attribute by voice, so it can undercount.55 questions asked
Their top topicsNo checked topic mix for this member here yet.
Three of their clips
The approved budget for water supply and storage goes from $139 million to $1.3 billion. Could you explain that huge jump?”
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?”
Stephen E. LeveroniSeat 3 which is the project finance seat · Commission vice president3.2min of talk time a meeting20 of 21present at roll callVoice identified at 21 of 22 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 20 of 21 meetings, Oct 28, 2025 to Jul 28, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking3.2 min of talk time a meetingRan some of its meetings, so not compared.119 questions asked
Their top topicsNo checked topic mix for this member here yet.
Three of their clips
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?”
And WIFIA, do they have a dollar ceiling on how much we can borrow from them?”
Kate H. StacySeat 4 · Commissioner5.9min of talk time a meeting18 of 21present at roll callVoice identified at 19 of 22 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 18 of 21 meetings, Oct 28, 2025 to Jul 28, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking5.9 min of talk time a meeting90% range 3.9 to 8.5 minutes, over 22 meetings held while seated. Counts only speech we can attribute by voice, so it can undercount.116 questions asked
Their top topicsNo checked topic mix for this member here yet.
Three of their clips
I had a couple of other questions. You mentioned that this Goal Line project had a seller default, and so that project is not moving forward. What happens to investment in that project? If the PUC has put money into that project, is it a loss, or do we get reimbursed for that default?”
So what was the regulatory compliance that caused the cost variance? I thought I read that in the report.”
Meghan ThurlowSeat 5 · Commissioner1.7min of talk time a meeting20 of 21present at roll callVoice identified at 20 of 22 transcribed meetings while seated
AttendancePresent at the roll call for 20 of 21 meetings, Oct 28, 2025 to Jul 28, 2026. Official roll call, from the clerk
Speaking1.7 min of talk time a meeting90% range 1.3 to 2.5 minutes, over 22 meetings held while seated. Counts only speech we can attribute by voice, so it can undercount.74 questions asked
Their top topicsNo checked topic mix for this member here yet.
Attendance
Roll calls at 21 of 24 meetings, through Jul 28, 2026
From the clerk’s own record, listed by seat. This is the official attendance record. It is separate from our voice counts, and we don’t compare members on it.| Member | Present | Absent | Excused | Roll calls |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Joshua Arce | 19 | 0 | 2 | 21 |
| Avni Jamdar | 17 | 0 | 4 | 21 |
| Stephen E. Leveroni | 20 | 0 | 1 | 21 |
| Kate H. Stacy | 18 | 0 | 3 | 21 |
| Meghan Thurlow | 20 | 0 | 1 | 21 |