Raise Your Voice: Tell the Oklahoma Corporation Commission to Reject OG&E's Outrageous Rate Increase Request

I Can’t Afford OG&E’s $9.58 a Month Rate Hike

We shared with you earlier this year that OG&E filed a request to increase its rates by a staggering $332 million. Due to a pending settlement agreement, the terms of the request have changed, but your pocketbook will still take a major hit. The settlement would reduce the rate hike to $126 million, increasing residential customers’ bills $9.58 a month, or nearly $115 a year.

The Oklahoma Corporation Commission will soon make a final ruling on the settlement terms, and they need to hear from you. Please take a moment to tell commissioners that Oklahoma residential customers can’t afford to bankroll another OG&E rate hike.

The middle portion of this email form to the Corporation Commissioners may be edited. Please add your personal story and let our elected Corporation Commissioners know how OG&E’s out-of-control rates impact you and your family.

Too many Oklahomans face the tough choice between putting food on the table or keeping the lights on. Please email your Corporation Commissioners today to raise your voice.

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Dear Commissioner,

I can’t afford another rate hike from OG&E. These relentless rate hikes already force Oklahomans on fixed incomes to make tough choices between food, medicine and utilities. Someone needs to tell OG&E to stop, and I’m asking for that someone to be you.

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Please reject OG&E’s proposed $126 million increase, which would raise my bill $9.58 a month, or nearly $115 a year.

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