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APS temporarily halts customer disconnects
Thorough review of disconnection policies to be initiated with community groups.
PHOENIX – Arizona Public Service announced today that it will temporarily suspend disconnections for residential customers who are behind on their payments and launch a review of its disconnection policies.
The decision was driven by a number of factors, including recent public comments at Arizona Corporation Commission Open Meetings and conversations with community stakeholders about customer care and safety; the onset of summer heat; and reports of a 2018 customer death in which heat may have been a contributing factor after electricity service was disconnected.
Our hearts go out to the family of the customer. The safety of our fellow Arizonans is our top priority. We want all our customers to stay connected, especially during the summer.
Over the next 30 days, we will conduct a thorough review of our disconnection policies. We will bring together a group of community organizations, advocates for limited-income customers and other public agencies to work together on the best options to help customers keep their service connected.
Customers can reach our care center between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. weekdays at 602-371-7171 (Phoenix area) or 800-253-9405 (outside Phoenix), as well as go to aps.com for more information.
We are working to serve our customers better and will use this time as an opportunity to improve the way we serve customers whose accounts become at risk of disconnection.