Director to retire from Colorado Public Utilities Commission.

From: Denver Post (Denver, CO) | Date: January 19, 2005 | Copyright information

Jan. 19--Bruce N. Smith will retire at month's end as director of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.

Smith, 64, has served as director since 1992 and has worked in state government for 20 years, including 13 at the utilities commission.

The PUC, with a staff of 90, regulates Colorado utilities that provide electric power, natural gas, telecommunications, transportation and water.

"We were aware he was considering retiring and hoped he wouldn...

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