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7. Yes, it should be at FPL's cost, residents should not be asked to pay higher bills.

Mon Sep 18, 2017, 10:47 AM

Sep 2017

If FPL did not choose to spend way so much $$$ on lobbying and government affairs there would be no need to ask the residents to pony up.

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Why Didn't FPL (Florida Power & Light) Do More to Prepare for Irma? [View all] RockaFowler Sep 2017 OP

FPL has fought against it RockaFowler Sep 2017 #2

So have customers. bluepen Sep 2017 #4

It should be at FPL's cost RockaFowler Sep 2017 #5

FPL gets their money from customers. bluepen Sep 2017 #8

Furthermore, you can't put underground lines in some bluepen Sep 2017 #10

I am one of those Floridians asking that very same question?!? FM123 Sep 2017 #3

How high an electric bill would you be willing to pay TexasProgresive Sep 2017 #6

easier to apologize than to prepare librechik Sep 2017 #9

They are operating with a tRump like thought process. Joe941 Sep 2017 #12

The PSC is their pocket HAB911 Sep 2017 #14

I understand your frustration genxlib Sep 2017 #15

Same thing can be said for Duke Power rockfordfile Sep 2017 #16