CONGRESSMAN PAT RYAN ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL DATES FOR CENTRAL HUDSON WORKSHOP SERIES TO ASSIST CUSTOMERS

Congressman Pat Ryan Announces Additional Dates for Central Hudson Workshop Series to Assist Customers

Customers experiencing billing issues can schedule appointments to meet one-on-one with Central Hudson customer service representatives 

WASHINGTON, DC  – Today, Congressman Pat Ryan announced two additional workshops with Central Hudson to address billing issues. Central Hudson employees will join members of Congressman Ryan’s district office to help with individual customer complaints in one-on-one meetings, including problems with meter reading and estimated billing. 

The next workshop will be at Rosendale Library on Tuesday, July 25th from 11:00am to 1:00pm. Customers can sign up using this form. Ryan’s office will also be hosting a workshop on Thursday, July 27, from 9:00am to 12:00pm at the Hub at the Newburgh Free Library. Customers can sign up for the Newburgh workshop using this form. The additional dates follow the success of the first workshop hosted in June and uphold Rep. Ryan’s commitment to host workshops across New York’s 18th Congressional District. 

“We’ve been fighting for over a year to hold Central Hudson accountable and fix these systemic problems. While we’ve made some good progress, too many people are still experiencing issues. These one-on-one sessions are critical to providing relief,” said Congressman Pat Ryan. “I will continue pushing on behalf of Hudson Valley families to ensure everyone gets a resolution and is made whole.“ 

“I jumped at the chance to meet with a Central Hudson representation after spending months last winter trying to get help with a billing issue,” said Kathy Drew, New Paltz resident and attendee of the June workshop. “They were completely professional, answered my questions, took responsibility for the problems I experienced with Central Hudson and followed-up with an email a few hours after our meeting.  Thank you to the Office of Representative Patrick Ryan for arranging these one-on-one sessions. I hope our U.S. representatives in New York State continue to hold Central Hudson management accountable for inaction, inconsideration and lack of communication with Poughkeepsie and New Paltz customers.”

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