Please write your commissioners expressing your thanks. I’d suggest asking them to amend the resolution so that it states that people should be able to have an analog meter on their home. The current resolution discusses only a non-transmitting meter (DTE’s current opt-out meter). DTE’s so-called opt-out meter is a non-transmitting meter. The Commission is behind us. They forwarded the resolution to the Michigan Public Service Commission’s time-of-use rate comment section. Here is the contact info for the commissioners.
HEART-WRENCHING TESTIMONY
We strongly recommend that you listen to the heart-wrenching testimony Sheri
White gave at the Lapeer County Commission meeting. Sheri is an
electrosensitive woman whose life is being devastated. Her situation is
very similar to mine.Her testimony starts at 8:17 and is about 2 minutes
long. Also listen to the testimony of Elaine Gruska, who talks about
how the smart meters have affected her elderly mother and her grandson,
starting at 21:47. Everyone's testimony runs from 8:17 to 23:29.
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