The Wolfforth City Council is scheduled to consider proposed tariff amendments from Southwestern Public Service Company (SPS) at its regular meeting on October 19, 2026, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal.
According to the agenda, the discussion centers on SPS’s proposed amendments to its LGS-T Tariff and related concerns about stranded costs. The agenda document states that costs are “recovered from the remaining customers” when referencing a single large customer, and notes that “many of the artificial intelligence (AI) datacenters are 250MW or more” for scale comparison. The agenda further states that SPS’s proposed tariff amendments do “not address stranded costs in full.”
For Wolfforth residents served by SPS, tariff structures affecting large-load customers can have implications for how costs are distributed among the broader customer base. The agenda does not specify additional details beyond the excerpted language regarding the LGS-T Tariff and stranded cost concerns.
- Meeting: Wolfforth City Council Meeting, scheduled for October 19, 2026
- Agenda item: SPS proposed amendments to its LGS-T Tariff
- Agenda language references stranded costs recovered from remaining customers
- Agenda cites AI data centers of 250MW or more for scale comparison
- Agenda states SPS’s proposed amendments do not address stranded costs in full
According to the published agenda, the item is listed for council consideration at the October 19, 2026 meeting. No vote outcome or further city action has been recorded in the agenda beyond the item’s inclusion for discussion.
Residents seeking more information or wishing to participate can attend the October 19, 2026 council meeting in Wolfforth. The full agenda, including the SPS tariff item, is available through the city’s CivicClerk portal.
Official source: the published record