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How to Prepare for Wildfire Season in Oregon (2023)

As summer months continue to grow hotter each year, the risk of large-scale wildfires in Oregon continues to increase. Many people in Oregon live in high wildfire-risk areas. It’s essential to prepare ahead of time for wildfires to ensure you and... Read More »

As summer months continue to grow hotter each year, the risk of large-scale wildfires in Oregon continues to increase. In this blog, we lay out how to be informed of utility shut-offs, how to prepare for wildfires, and planning for emergencies.


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2023 Legislative Session In Review

The 2023 Legislative session ended on June 25th, with crucial bills making it to the Governor’s desk in the nick of time. The passage of these bills happened largely due to the hard work of everyday Oregonians, pushing for their voices to... Read More »

The 2023 Legislative session ended on June 25th, with crucial bills making it to the Governor's desk in the nick of time. Successes include broadband investment, climate resilience, and protections against robocalls!


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CUB Welcomes Summer Law Clerk Alyssa Forest

It is our pleasure to welcome Alyssa Forest to the CUB team as our Summer 2023 Law Clerk. Alyssa will be assisting CUB staff with legal research, writing, and other organizational matters. The work of CUB’s law clerks is invaluable to... Read More »

It is our pleasure to welcome Alyssa Forest to the CUB team as our Summer 2023 Law Clerk. Alyssa will be assisting CUB staff with legal research, writing, and other organizational matters.



Pacific Power Attempts to Open the Door to Charge Customers for Wildfire Damages

Pacific Power is attempting to open the door to pass off more than $90 million to customers after being found liable for the Labor Day Fires. If approved, this could mean the very communities affected by the wildfires Pacific Power... Read More »


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Pacific Power Responsible for Wildfire Damages, Not Customers

This week’s court decision found Pacific Power liable for damages related to the 2020 Labor Day fires. The jury looked at the evidence and found that Pacific Power’s conduct was reckless. These are troubling findings for Oregon’s second-largest electric utility.

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Oregon Senate Walkout Risks Critical Utility Legislation

We are nearing the end of the 2023 Oregon Legislative Session. Normally, this would be around the time during the session that we would see important bills in the Oregon Capitol being debated over by our lawmakers. Instead, Republican lawmakers... Read More »

Republican lawmakers have refused to perform their public duty, allowing hundreds of bills to stack up in the Senate chamber. Each day that passes, they directly contribute to allowing hundreds of important bills to die. This includes many bills that are important for Oregon's utilities.

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