As of March, the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio had yet to complete production of records subpoenaed last year by the U.S. Department of Justice, @PUCOhio Deputy Legal Director said in a letter re: a related Open Records Law request. 
The PUCO received the DOJ subpoenas in April and May of last year, so has had ample time to review the records, and produce them to DOJ and to public records requesters cleveland.com/open/2021/08/f…
PUCO released an initial batch of subpoenaed records in February, which showed former chairman Sam Randazzo, who received a $4.3 million bribe from FirstEnergy, played a role in the commission’s weak initial response to the #HB6 criminal investigation cleveland.com/open/2021/08/f…
As of today, the PUCO has still not completed production of the subpoenaed records I filed Open Records Law requests for last year. The law requires the release of public records in a “reasonable” amount of time.
Oops: correct link for info on how initial batch of subpoenaed emails that were made public showed Randazzo’s role in PUCO’s initial lackluster response to the FirstEnergy corruption scandal cleveland.com/news/2022/02/e…
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