Press Release
PUC to Launch Local Telephone Choice Consumer-Education Campaign in Pittsburgh; Preview New Council for Utility Choice TV Ads
Published on 6/17/2002
Filed under: Telecommunications
Attention: Editors, News Directors and Capitol Correspondents
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) Chairman Glen R. Thomas, Commissioners Aaron Wilson Jr. and Kim Pizzingrilli, members of the Council for Utility Choice, and several surprise guests will launch a new local telephone choice multi-media consumer-education campaign for Southwestern Pennsylvania. They will unveil new TV ads that will begin airing Monday, June 24, in the Pittsburgh market.
The launch event and news conference will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 19, at the Harris Theater, 809 Liberty Ave., in downtown Pittsburgh.
Who: Glen Thomas, Chairman, Public Utility Commission;
Aaron Wilson Jr., Commissioner, Public Utility Commission;
Kim Pizzingrilli, Commissioner, Public Utility Commission;
Ted Darcus, Member of the Council for Utility Choice; Executive Director, Governor’s Commission on African-American Affairs;
Pittsburgh consumers;
Special guests
What: Consumer-education campaign launch and news conference for local telephone choice
When: Wednesday, June 19, 2002, at 11 a.m.
Where: Harris Theater, 809 Liberty Ave., Downtown Pittsburgh
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Contact:
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Tom Charles
Director of Communications
717-787-9504
thcharles@pa.gov
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