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May 16, 2026 Public Notice: Greene, NY | New York | NoticeRegistry

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Public Notice — Greene (24-M-0586)

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Affects:HomeownersTenantsGeneral Public

Central Hudson Gas & Electric will suspend residential electric service terminations when the heat index is forecasted or reaches 90°F or higher, effective June 1, 2026, with extra two-day protections in designated high-heat “heat island” areas.

Key Takeaways

No residential terminations when heat index ≥ 90°F
Protections start June 1, 2026
Extra two-day suspension in heat islands
Applies to residential end-use customers
Details posted on CentralHudson.com and PSC site

Published: May 16, 2026 · 3 days ago
Category: Other
City: Greene
Case #: 24-M-0586

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23 other notices in Greene (last 12 months)

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What to do next

1
Check heat index forecasts
Monitor the National Weather Service for your area when extreme heat is expected to know if suspensions apply.
2
Review the revised tariff
Visit CentralHudson.com or the NYS Public Service Commission website after June 1, 2026 to read the full tariff changes.
3
Contact Central Hudson
If you have billing or service concerns, contact Central Hudson customer service for help and confirmation of protections.

Frequently asked questions

When do the new protections take effect?: The tariff protections become effective June 1, 2026.
What heat level triggers a halt to service terminations?: Terminations are suspended when the National Weather Service reports a heat index of 90°F or higher in the customer's area.
Who is covered by this suspension of service terminations?: Residential customers and residential end-use customers of Central Hudson are covered.
Where can I read the revised tariff?: The revised tariff will be available on CentralHudson.com and the New York State Public Service Commission website.

The suggestions and answers above are AI-generated for general information only. They can be wrong, and we don't take responsibility for their accuracy. Talk to a qualified professional before acting on them.

Legal terms in this notice

tariff: A utility's official schedule of rates, rules, and service terms filed with regulators.
heat index: A weather measure combining temperature and humidity to estimate how hot it feels.
heat island: Urban areas that experience higher temperatures than surrounding regions due to infrastructure and density.

Full Notice Text



GREENE COUNTY

LEGAL NOTICE



NOTICE TO RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS 

Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corporation (“CHG&E”) is providing notice that, pursuant to a New York State Department of Public Service Commission Order in Case 24-M-0586, issued and effective March 19, 2026, its tariff for electric service, PSC No. 15, will be revised to provide expanded protections to residential customers during periods of extreme heat.

Effective June 1, 2026, in accordance with its revised tariff, CHG&E will temporarily halt electric service terminations for residential customers and residential end-use customers when the heat index is forecasted to be or actually is 90°F or higher as reported by the National Weather Service in the customer’s area. Also pursuant to the revised tariff, in certain designated high heat (“heat island”) areas, service terminations will also be suspended for two additional days. The revised tariff will be available on CentralHudson.com and on the New York State Public Service Commission’s website.

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DateCategoryCity

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) will adopt tariff changes to pause residential water shutoffs during Extreme Heat Events (heat index ≥90°F). The protections start June 1, 2026, with extra two-day suspension in designated Heat Island areas after extreme heat days.

May 17, 2026OrdinanceNew York

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) Corp. will adopt new tariff rules to temporarily halt water service terminations for residential customers during Extreme Heat Events (heat index ≥90°F). The amendments, effective June 1, 2026, extend protections in designated Heat Island areas.

May 17, 2026OrdinanceNew York

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) will adopt tariff amendments to pause water shutoffs for residential customers during Extreme Heat Events (heat index ≥90°F), with extended protections in designated Heat Island areas. The changes take effect June 1, 2026.

May 17, 2026Public HearingNew York

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) Corp. filed tariff amendments to pause water service disconnections for residential customers during forecast or actual extreme heat (heat index ≥90°F), with extended protections in designated Heat Island areas. The changes take effect June 1, 2026.

May 16, 2026Public HearingNassau

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) Corp. will adopt tariff amendments, effective June 1, 2026, to temporarily halt water service terminations for residential customers during extreme heat events (heat index ≥ 90°F), with extended protections in designated Heat Island areas.

May 16, 2026Public HearingNew York

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) filed tariff amendments, effective June 1, 2026, to pause water shutoffs for residential customers during forecast or actual Extreme Heat Events (heat index ≥ 90°F), with extra protections in designated Heat Island areas.

May 16, 2026Public HearingNew York

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) Corp. will amend its tariff to temporarily halt water service terminations for residential customers during Extreme Heat Events (heat index ≥90°F), with extended protections in designated Heat Island areas. Changes take effect June 1, 2026.

May 15, 2026Public HearingLiberty

Starting June 1, 2026, National Grid will not terminate residential electric service for non-payment on days when heat index reaches or is expected to reach 90°F, protecting homes and apartments; some heat island areas get two extra protected days after extreme heat.

May 15, 2026Public HearingBuffalo

The NY Public Service Commission adopted statewide rules, effective June 1, 2026, that suspend residential electric service shutoffs for non-payment during extreme heat events (heat index ≥90°F) and provide extra protections for identified heat islands.

May 11, 2026OtherAlbany

Liberty Utilities (New York Water) Corp. will amend its tariff to suspend water shutoffs for residential customers during Extreme Heat Events (heat index ≥90°F), with extended protection in designated Heat Island areas. The amendments take effect June 1, 2026.

May 10, 2026Public HearingAlbany

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