Learn how to engage with Commissioners and voice your opinion on key energy policies on our ACC page.
State Legislature
The Arizona State Legislature, made up of the Senate and House of Representatives, creates and amends state laws, passes the state budget, and addresses issues impacting residents, including clean energy policy.
Bills must be approved by both chambers and signed by the governor to become law. Residents can engage in the policy making process and influence state laws by offering public comments and meeting directly with their legislators.
Visit our AZ State Legislature page to learn more about how to get involved.
Your support directly helps us continue our mission of creating a cleaner and stronger Arizona economy.
SRP District
Governing Board
Unlike other utilities, SRP is a political subdivision of the state and not regulated by the ACC. Instead, the elected SRP District Governing Board sets utility rates and approves infrastructure spending.
In order to participate in SRP elections, voters must own eligible land within the boundaries of the District and voting power is determined on an acreage basis of one acre, one vote. Meaning a landowner with 10 acres gets 10 votes and a landowner with .25 acres gets .25 of a vote.
1/4 acre = 1/4 vote
1/2 acre = 1/2 vote
1 acre = 1 vote
100 acres = 100 votes
***The board of directors may determine by resolution that each qualified elector of the district is entitled to the number of votes or fractional votes equal to the number of acres or fractional acres, rounded to the next one-tenth acre, owned by that owner, but not more than one thousand two hundred eighty votes.
Regulatory agencies and lawmaking bodies play a major role in state energy policy, but decisions at the local level make an impact too. Join us and help push our leaders towards a clean energy future!
