Iowa Utilities CommissionGovernment
United States · founded 1878
What it is
The Iowa Utilities Commission is an independent state regulatory agency in Iowa, United States. It is responsible for regulating the rates, service quality, and safety of public utility providers, including electric, natural gas, telecommunications, and water companies. Originally established in 1878 as the Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners, the agency was later known as the Iowa State Commerce Commission and the Iowa Utilities Board before adopting its current name in 2024.
People
Jon Dunwell
Commissioner
Kim Reynolds
Governor of Iowa