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Alabama Governor Names Four New PSC Members, Including Its First Two Black Appointees

The Alabama Public Service Commission has never had a Black commissioner in its 145-year history, but that’s about to change. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced the appointments of four new commissioners Wednesday, two of whom will become the first Black commissioners in state history when they take office next January.  Ivey tapped four men—retired Army […]

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Alabama Governor Names Four New PSC Members, Including Its First Two Black Appointees
The Alabama Public Service Commission has never had a Black commissioner in its 145-year history, but that’s about to change. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey announced the appointments of four new commissioners Wednesday, two of whom will become the first Black commissioners in state history when they take office next January.  Ivey tapped four men—retired Army […]
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