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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedGrueneich sworn in at CPUC.(News)
RCR Wireless News, January, 2005
Byline: JEFFREY SILVA
Dian Grueneich was sworn in as a member of the California Public Utilities Commission, allowing her to vote next week on a proposal to suspend the bill of rights for telecom consumers.
Grueneich, a Democratic who headed an energy and environmental consulting firm, is one of two new appointees to the CPUC. In December, GOP Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger named Grueneich and Steve Poizner, a Republican, to the state agency.
Poizner, who sold Snap Track Inc. to Qualcomm Inc. in 2001 for $1 billion, has not been sworn in yet. Both CPUC appointees have to be confirmed by the California Senate. But, after being sworn in, they can vote on CPUC matters for a year even if not yet confirmed by the Senate.
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