Rhode Island § 39-4-11.1 § 39-4-11.1. Order to rebate or cancel charges.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 39-4-11.1 — § 39-4-11.1. Order to rebate or cancel charges.

Rhode Island § 39-4-11.1

Title 39Public Utilities and Carriers

Ch. 39-4Hearings and Investigations

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 39-4-11.1 (2026).

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§ 39-4-11.1. Order to rebate or cancel charges.
Whenever the division of public utilities and carriers is in receipt of a determination
            that drinking water is not safe and potable, as determined by certification of the
            director of health, the division shall thereupon order the public utility to rebate
            to or credit the accounts of its consumers, the cost of the drinking water distributed
            during the period, or a portion thereof, as the division, by its rules and regulations,
            may determine; and, provided further, that the director of health shall certify to
            the division the date upon which it is determined that drinking water is restored
            to

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§ 39-4-11.1. Order to rebate or cancel charges.

Whenever the division of public utilities and carriers is in receipt of a determination that drinking water is not safe and potable, as determined by certification of the director of health, the division shall thereupon order the public utility to rebate to or credit the accounts of its consumers, the cost of the drinking water distributed during the period, or a portion thereof, as the division, by its rules and regulations, may determine; and, provided further, that the director of health shall certify to the division the date upon which it is determined that drinking water is restored to safety and potability.