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Bethesda resident Don Mooers, host of Montgomery Week In Review, said he’s thinking about attending the July 19 Pepco debriefing at the Council Council Office Building next week. Like many Montgomery County residents, Mooers lived for days without electricity in his Burning Tree neighborhood and today he wants to know Pepco’s plan to ensure reliable […]

At his July 9th press conference, Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner said he is receiving hundreds of emails from residents who are upset about the recent power outages and he shared specifics from a few of them. Take a look.

Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner says people have had enough of power outages. He said the issue has gone on and on and has reached “a tipping point.” Take a look.

In this week’s “Council in Brief” find out what Council President Roger Berliner has to say about Pepco’s performance after the June 29th storm, the council gets a step closer to voting on a measure that would regulate gas stations in the county, and an update on the Davis Library in Bethesda.

Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner talks existing reliability standards (legislation that he helped draft) for Pepco. Take a look.

Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner talks about the need for the Public Services Commission to put the franchise for delivering power to Montgomery County residents out to bid. Take a look at this video clip.

Residents on Chesterfield Road in Manor Park were living without power for seven days. MCM’s Sonya Burke was in the community when crews arrived to restore the area’s electricity and she talked to one family that has a lot of questions about why the neighborhood off Norbeck Road is always last when it comes to […]

Open Maryland’s “Big 7” Jurisdiction Executives’ Letter to Public Service Commission Regarding PEPCO in full screen view or read it below. It appears you don’t have a PDF plugin for this browser. No biggie… you can click here to download the PDF file.

“Enough is enough,” said Montgomery County Council member Roger Berliner at a July 9 press conference that focused on Pepco’s response to the power outages following the severe storms that hit the area on June 29. On all levels, Berliner said, Pepco’s performance “unacceptable.” He said the company “failed to perform” and he talked about […]

Montgomery County Council President Roger Berliner talks about Pepco and alleges data distortion following the power outages after the June 29 storm. Take a look.