The Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia was originally established by Congress in 1913 and was reaffirmed by Congress as an independent agency of the District of Columbia Government in the District of Columbia Home Rule Charter in 1973. The DCPSC functions as an independent, quasi-judicial agency in the District of Columbia Government.

The mission of the PSC is to serve the public interest by ensuring that financially healthy electric, natural gas, and telecommunications companies provide safe, reliable, and quality services at reasonable rates for District of Columbia residential, business, and government customers.

Government

Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia

Emile C. Thompson

Dozie Nzeogu

Roger Fujihara

Poorani Ramachandran P.e.

Magid Yousif

Christopher Lundt

Bryan Henning

Maurice Smith

Bruce Cho

The Information Technology team at the Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia ensures the robust and secure operation of the agency's technological infrastructure. They manage and maintain software and hardware systems, provide tech support, and enhance digital platforms to support the PSC’s mission of regulating and ensuring the reliability of electric, natural gas, and telecommunications services. This team also safeguards data integrity and oversees the website functionality, offering accessible and updated information to the public.

Information Technology

Technical and Regulatory Team

Communications and Public Affairs Team

Information Technology

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Technical and Regulatory Team

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