Executive Order 124 Has Expired.
Now What?
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View Executive Order 124 or Executive Order 142 for the original requirements prohibiting residential utility disconnections and penalties.
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July 30th Guidance from the Attorney General’s Office: Guidance on Customer Payment Plans under Executive Order 124 and 142.
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Click HERE to view the original Zoom Call held by the UNC SOG on July 29, 2020 for NC Utilities about the expiration of EO124/142 (does not include July 30th updated information from the AG Office)
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Late Fee Moratorium for NC utilities governed by the NC Utilities Commission remains in place through the end of the State of Emergency as described in the NCUC Order dated July 29, 2020. For regulations and guidance specific to utilities governed by the NC Utilities Commission, please visit their web-site at www.ncuc.net.
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Update your utility policies or develop written policies with help from NCRWA Technical Assistance providers! Feel free to email your request to ta@ncrwa.org or contact your local circuit rider for assistance.
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