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WHAT WE DO FOR YOU
One of the smallest agencies in Montana state government, the Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) strives to ensure that ratepayers have continued access to utility services that are affordable, reliable, and sustainable for the long-term. In pursuit of this goal, the PSC regulates the rates and service quality for investor owned electric, natural gas, water, waste-water, and legacy telecommunication companies. It's the PSC's job to balance the interests of ratepayers who are concerned about utility rate increases, with the need to maintain a financially sound utility that is capable of providing reliable service
NEWSROOM
| LATEST NEWS-PSC Announces Public Listening Sessions on NorthWestern Energy's 2026 Resource Plan | LATEST NEWS- PSC Approves Propane Interim Rate Decrease for Townsend Customers | LATEST NEWS- PSC Seeks Governor's Action to Suspend Commissioner Molnar After Misconduct Findings |
| 07/13/2026 | 06/25/2026 | 05/22/2026 |
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The Montana Public Service Commission (MPSC) invites the public to two Listening Sessions on NorthWestern Energy’s 2026 Integrated Resource Plan, filed May 4, 2026 (Docket 2026.04.026 consolidated with Docket 2025.05.038). |
Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) has unanimously approved lower propane rates for NorthWestern Energy’s Townsend propane customers. The new interim rates will apply to propane service starting July 1, 2026. | Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) files a formal complaint with Governor Greg Gianforte asking that he suspend Commissioner Brad Molnar for work-related misconduct under MCA 69-1-113. |
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As cases come before the Commission, they are assigned docket numbers. Dockets are established to maintain filings such as orders, notices, docket schedules, transcripts, and exhibits. These filings constitute the official record and are available electronically through our document search or in person at the PSC business office, located at 1701 Prospect Avenue, Helena, MT 59601. If, at any time, you need assistance locating a publicly available document, please call the PSC at 1-800-646-6150. Mail should be addressed to:
Montana Public Service Commission
PO Box 202601
Helena, MT
59620-2601
