By Wainwright Jeffers - bio | email
ALBANY, GA (WALB) – You probably get a new phone book every year, but that could change.
AT&T asked the Georgia Public Service Commission to eliminate mandatory distribution of printed phone directories in 18-communities, including Albany.
Under the proposal in cities with populations greater than 50-thousand, phone service providers would only have to deliver a phone book if a customer requested one.
You can find a list of the cities that would be affected and find ou
The affected communities are:
Albany
Athens
Atlanta
Augusta-Harlem
Austell-Douglasville-Hiram-Mableton-Powder Springs
Cherokee-Pickens Counties
Clayton-Fayette-Henry Counties
Columbus-Hamilton
Cumming-Forsyth-Roswell-Alpharetta
Gwinnett County
Henry County
Lake Oconee-Reynolds Plantation
Macon-Forsyth
Marietta
Savannah
Warner Robins
West Georgia
The Commission will receive written comments from all interested parties electronically, by fax, or mail at address below:
Georgia Public Service Commission
244 Washington Street, SW
Atlanta GA, 30334
Toll-free in Georgia (outside Metro Atlanta): (800) 282-5813
Metro Atlanta: (404) 656-4501
Fax :( 404) 656-2341
Email: gapsc@psc.state.ga.us
You can find more information on this issue under Docket Number 30569 on the Commission web site at http://www.psc.state.ga.us.
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