APS :: ED-3 Distribution Assets Sale

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APS/ED-3 Agree to Sale of Distribution Assets

Updated May, 28, 2010

On May 26, 2010, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) unanimously approved APS' application to sell and transfer certain transmission and distribution facilities in Pinal County to Electric District No.3 (ED-3).

The facilities to be sold and transferred are located within Electrical District No. 3's service territory in the Maricopa and Stanfield areas. Under this agreement, current APS customers who reside within ED-3's proposed service boundary will be served by ED-3.

Currently, APS customers in the area are served by APS power lines that are connected with ED-3's electric system. This unique arrangement creates occasional confusion regarding which utility is responsible for repairs, can result in delays in restoring service, increases costs for both utilities, and poses a potential risk to the safety of the companies' employees and the public.

The agreement between APS and ED-3 will result in a single electric utility with the responsibility of maintaining critical infrastructure and ensuring reliable service in the area.

APS customers affected by the sale will need to take no action; APS and ED-3 will work together to manage the entire transition. In the coming weeks, APS will communicate directly with customers impacted by the sale.

In addition, this Web site will be updated as more details become available. In the meantime, customers seeking further information can call (520) 421-8455 or e-mail ed3@aps.com.

Public Notice of Hearing
Map of proposed ED-3 service boundary
Frequently Asked Questions about the APS/ED-3 Sale