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The Missouri Public Service Commission, located in Jefferson City, MO, is a government agency responsible for regulating and overseeing various public utilities in the state, including electric, natural gas, telecommunications, water, and sewer services. Under the leadership of Governor Michael L. Parson and Chairman Scott T. Rupp, the commission ensures that these utilities operate efficiently, provide reliable services, and comply with state regulations to protect the interests of consumers and promote fair competition in the market.Generated from the website

Located in Jefferson City, Mo., the Missouri Ethics Commission is responsible for the enforcement of lobbying, conflict of interest and campaign finance disclosure laws in the state. Founded in 1991, the commission receives and reviews complaints of alleged violations of lobbying, campaign finance disclosure and the conflict of interest statutes. The Missouri Ethics Commission is also responsible for the investigation and referral of complaints to the appropriate prosecuting or disciplinary authority. It also initiates judicial proceedings against the violators of various laws. Additionally, the Missouri Ethics Commission provides information and assistance to lobbyists, elected and appointed officials, and the employees of the state and political subdivisions.