Illinois HB2535 limits fire protection fees charged by public utilities to the average cost over the past 10 years.
HB2535 amends the Public Utilities Act to regulate fire protection fees charged by public utilities. It mandates that these fees cannot exceed the average cost spent by the utility on fire protection services over the past decade. This includes costs related to maintenance, connection, or use of fire protection services. The bill aims to ensure that fire protection fees are reasonable and based on historical spending.
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