On Thursday (March 24th), Councilmember Agran sent CEO Brian Probolsky and the Orange County Power Authority a request for public information about its operations. Having received no response from members of the Irvine City Council to a March 1 request for an audit, Larry opted to submit an individual public records request through his Office.

Said Councilmember Agran, 

“As a clean-energy advocate and fiscal steward of the City’s investments, I consider it my responsibility to ensure OCPA launches successfully with full transparency to the public.”

The letter requested that OCPA staff share a record of all previous Public Records Act Requests and “records, documented policies, and any and all correspondence” on the following:

• The energy sources being procured for the Basic Choice, Smart Choice, and 100% Choice plans, and the percentage allocation for each source

• The number of small, medium, and large commercial customers OCPA will serve on April 1, 2022

• Any and all reserve funds OCPA has created to address contingencies and other risk factors

Should you have any questions about Councilmember Agran’s memo or Public Records Request, please contact LarryAgran@cityofirvine.org.