Scope and Contents This series consists of Hearing Docket Books, one of the four elements that make up the complete Public Hearing Records Files. Authorized on October 4, 1954, the books, kept by the Secretary of the Commission, record all proceedings of matters assigned for public hearing, the time of such hearing and the appearances. Dockets "M", "R" and "U" were established and have been maintained since January 1, 1955. (These letters are contained in the docket number and signify what utility the...

Scope and Contents This series consists of the official copies of orders issued by the Public Service Commission. The orders are of two basic types: (1) orders changing the rules and regulations under which the Commission regulates whole classes of companies and (2) orders affecting only a specific company. The latter type of orders is the most frequently found. Orders amending rules and regulations for whole classes of regulated companies concern definitions of of terms as used in the rules and regulations...

Scope and Contents This series consists of bound handwritten and typewritten accounts of the meetings held by the Public Service Commission and when it was known as The Railroad Commission. These volumes are one of the four elements that make up the Public Hearing Records Files. Some examples of the business discussed include: (1) the case of the Georgia Power Company to show cause why its rates should not be revised, (2) calls for a hearing application of the Central of Georgia Railway for authority to...

Scope and Contents This series consists of verbatim transcripts of applicants and Protestants in public hearings before the Public Service Commission in one of the following forms: (1) audio recorded discs, (2) transcriptions from audio recorded discs and (3) audio tape cassettes. These transcriptions are one of the four elements in the Public Hearing Records Files. They give all the testimony presented to and by the Public Service Commission on its public hearings. The records contain both a file number and...