THIS article is about a plan to cut EWEB bills by 20%......"to make EWEB great again."  I suggest that will not be easily achieved.  I note the comparative rates to suggest that the current EWEB rates are not "totally out of line".  IMO, they aren't.  Comparing utility rates with the median income for its clients is, IMO, a meaningless action.  Retail prices for utilities are a reflection of the costs of production and distribution, not the median income of customers.  If EWEB, under Mr. Lawson's leadership, can find enough inefficiencies to reduce customers' bills by 20%, that's fantastic.  

I mention Mr. Trump because I feel the parallel regarding "making promises"...and producing actual results is appropriate.  I presume the EWEB Board has been and continues to be already dedicated to providing cost-effective services to its customers.  Gary Crum