Executive Director Brandi Tuck Advocates for Extreme Heat-Related Protections for Individuals and Families — CNBC

Executive Director Brandi Tuck Advocates for Extreme Heat-Related Protections for Individuals and Families

Path Home's Executive Director, Brandi Tuck, was interviewed as part of an article about the small but growing number of states introducing legislation to protect people's right to electricity.

Advocating for families served, Brandi emphasized the need for legislation, stating that power companies cannot be depended on to police themselves.

Through Path Home's prevention program, local families facing eviction can get financial assistance to get their utilities reconnected and avoid losing their homes.

Source: CNBC

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