Notice: This page is created by a local resident affected by repeated outages. You're not crazyβthis is unacceptable. We use the spelling "Gray" instead of "Grey" to highlight we are not affilated with Greystone Utilities.
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π’ Step 2: Press 2 for "Everything Else".
π Step 3: From the next set of options, press 4 for "All Other Matters".
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Last updated: July 2, 2025
π What You Can Legally Request from GreyStone Power
As a member-owner of a Georgia Electric Membership Corporation (EMC), you have the right to request a wide range of information under state law, PSC guidelines, and cooperative governance rules.
π Reliability Metrics (SAIDI, SAIFI, CAIDI): You are entitled to request these industry-standard reliability indexes as part of GreyStone's performance disclosures.
π Georgia Public Service Commission β Electric Utilities
π Engineering Reports / Internal Bulletins: You can request engineering memos, infrastructure evaluations, and documented response actions for recent outages or system failures.
π Georgia Code
Title 46 - Public Utilities
ποΈ Board Meeting Records & Notices: As a member, you have the right to access meeting agendas, board minutes, and proposed rate changes.
π Financial Statements & Compensation Reports: Ask for the latest audited financials and board compensation summaries, which must be made available upon written request.
π¬ Reminder: Submit your request in writing to GreyStone Power's Member Services Department. State the specific records you're requesting, and keep a dated copy.
Last updated: July 2, 2025
π’ Spread the Word Locally
Let others know they're not alone β help grow our voice by getting this info in front of your neighbors:
π¬ Email Blast: Forward this page or flyer to your HOA, friends, or local mailing lists. Use LearnMore@GrayStoneSucks.com if they want to learn more.
π¬ Post on Social Media: Share in Nextdoor, Facebook groups, or Ring neighborhood alerts with a message like: Tired of Graystone outages? Join the push for transparency: www.GraystoneSucks.com
π¨οΈ Print & Distribute Flyers: Post them on:
Community bulletin boards
Grocery store corkboards
Local coffee shops or churches
π§ Tip: People donβt know how widespread the issue is unless we talk about it β even 10 local shares makes a huge difference.
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