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Southern New Mexico Residents Oppose El Paso Electric's Proposed Rate Increase

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During a public hearing in Las Cruces on June 22, residents from Southern New Mexico expressed strong opposition to El Paso Electric's proposed rate hike. The utility company is seeking regulatory approval for an increase that could add over $40 to monthly bills for its customers. This proposed hike raises concerns about affordability and the financial impact on local households. The public's feedback is crucial as it may influence the decision-making process regarding the rate increase.

Key Details: • Public hearing held on June 22 in Las Cruces, NM • Proposed rate hike could add over $40 to monthly bills • Residents are encouraged to voice their opinions to influence the decision

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