Florida Public Service Commission schedules December 2 conference in Tallahassee

Mike La Rosa, Chairman at Florida Public Service Commission
Mike La Rosa, Chairman at Florida Public Service Commission - Florida Public Service Commission
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The Florida Public Service Commission (FPSC) has announced it will hold a Commission Conference on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, at 9:30 a.m. The meeting will take place at the Betty Easley Conference Center in the Joseph P. Cresse Hearing Room, located at 4075 Esplanade Way in Tallahassee.

According to the FPSC, items scheduled for consideration during the conference are available for review. Members of the public may provide comments on any item that is open for public participation. Those interested in participating are encouraged to contact the FPSC’s Office of General Counsel at 850-413-6199.

A live broadcast of the conference will be accessible online by selecting “Watch Live and Archived PSC Events.” Additionally, coverage may be available through the Florida Channel; viewers should check their local listings for more information.



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