Public Law 127
Summary
The bill changes how the Indiana Utility Commission handles rate orders for small public or municipally owned utilities, allowing some orders without a formal public hearing. It also creates a new rule that prevents certain utilities from charging capacity‑related or tap fees when they connect low‑income workforce housing, provided the connection is financially beneficial over 20 years. The changes aim to speed service improvements and support affordable housing development.
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