State Investigates BGE Reliability in Ellicott City
Residents have been complaining of problems for years.
The Maryland Public Service Commission has begun an investigation into BGE after repeated complaints from Ellicott City customers. At issue is what some residents of the Font Hill, Dunloggin, Valley Mede and several nearby neighborhoods have called “chronic reliability problems,” which they described in a formal complaint signed by more than 100 residents and filed in February. One resident wrote on the Reliability4HoCo Facebook page that she had lost power 25 times in six years. A status conference was held Tuesday to “establish a procedural schedule for conducting an investigation into the Formal Complaint, consider any petitions to intervene that have been filed, and consider any other preliminary matters requested by the parties,” …
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11:38 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Every time we lose power, which is very frequently, the BGE trucks show up but do not know were the service line is that services our area. A lot good it does to have your power lines underground when the service lines are overhead coming through the state park. It is very evident that they do not do any mainenance on the lines until something happens. Living in Allenford is like camping out when… more ›