§ 2969 Public Utility Control Election

• •If most voters say 'no' to the city keeping control over a public utility (like water or electricity), the city loses that control.
• •The control then goes to a special group called 'the commission'.
• •This happens right after the election results show what most people voted for.

A town votes on whether the city should keep managing the local water company.

If more than half the voters say 'no', the city can’t control the water company anymore. Instead, a group called 'the commission' takes over.