Propane Customers Still Waiting on Regulations Year after Legislation Passed

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(SUNfoto by Joe Crawford) Courtiney Brazel stands next to his propane tank in the backyard of his Truchas residence. Brazel said he was only able to afford 50 gallons of propane, but Ferrellgas, where he typically buys fuel, insisted he buy at least 100 gallons before it would make a delivery. After Ferrellgas eventually agreed to deliver the propane, Brazel said he was charged 20 cents a gallon more than he was quoted over the phone.

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    When Ferrellgas refused to deliver propane to Courtiney Brazel last month, the Truchas resident called the state agency he thought might help him out. But he was disappointed when the state Public Regulation Commission offered no assistance.     “They…

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