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Tucson leaders asked to reaffirm push back on TEP's proposed 14% rate hike

KVOA · last updated

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) — Tucson’s mayor and council are being asked to reaffirm opposition to Tucson Electric Power’s proposed 14-percent rate increase and a new mechanism for future rate changes.

The city manager’s office recommends passing a resolution against both the size of the increase and the mechanism, which would allow TEP to adjust rates annually with less oversight. The city argues the hike would raise electricity costs for residents and businesses.

The city wants the commission to prioritize affordability as it reviews the request.

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