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Company email is not an official comment. To go on the record, also use the state comment form. What you send to a state board can become public. Don't attach deeds or account numbers.

Copy the note that matches you. Then paste it into the official form or email. Save a copy of what you send.

Missouri owner

Email transmission.projects@libertyutilities.com

Draft I own land near Liberty's planned 345,000-volt line in southwest Missouri. Please tell me the current line on my land, the width you want, and whether you claim an old paper or need a new one. Please send the book and page if you claim an old paper. Please look at other paths that would leave a planned house in place.

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Missouri customer

Missouri comment form. Oct. 12 is the last day to formally join the price case.

Draft I pay a Liberty / Empire bill. In case ET-2026-0184, please say how giant customers would pay, and what happens to the rest of us if a giant user uses less power or leaves.

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Nearby Missouri resident

Draft I live near Liberty's planned line in southwest Missouri. Please tell me the current line and width near my neighborhood and how bills would change if a giant user never shows up.

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Oklahoma West

pso_outreach@aeptransmission.com · case 2026-000047

Draft I am writing about case 2026-000047. Please tell me the current line and width on or near my land, other paths you studied, and how bills would change if a giant user never shows up.

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Oklahoma East

Same company email. Case 2026-000068.

Draft I am writing about case 2026-000068. Please tell me the current line and width on or near my land and keep this file apart from the West case.

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Kansas

public.affairs@kcc.ks.gov · Kansas form

Draft I am writing about the Buffalo Flats case. Please tell me if my land is on the approved route west of U.S. 77 or on the east side that was sent back for a new study. Please tell me the width and how bills would change for current customers.

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County and state officials

Send the same questions to your county commission and your state representative and senator.

Missouri: find your lawmakers. Oklahoma: find your lawmakers. Kansas: Kansas Legislature.