Docket Numbers
The PUCN assigns a docket number to all new filings (applications, petitions, rulemakings, investigations, etc.). The docket number serves as a unique identifier for the matter.
After a docket has been opened and assigned a number, all subsequent documents filed by any party (such as comments or testimony) or issued by the PUCN (such as notices and orders) in the course of the proceedings are identified by the same docket number and can be located using the docket number.
Dockets can be viewed on the PUCN Document Search site.
Change the "Search Type" to "PUC - Public Search - Dockets"
Transcripts
Transcripts of PUCN proceedings are generally available within 15 business days after the close of a proceeding unless otherwise ordered by the Presiding Officer. Transcripts are not available on the web, NRS 239.053 requires the PUCN to charge a fee for the court reporter for a copy of a transcript. If a document titled Proceeding Transcript is listed as one of the documents filed as part of a docket, it means that a transcript is on file for this docket and is available by requesting a copy and paying a fee as outlined on the PUCN's online public record request form.
Service Lists
To stay informed of ongoing activity in a docket, subscribe to a service list.
Daily Filings Report and Weekly Notice Summary
The Daily Filings Report and Weekly Notice Summary can be viewed on the PUCN Document Search site.
For the Daily Filings Report, change the "Search Type" to "PUC - Public Search - Daily Filings Report."
For the Weekly Notice Summary, change the "Search Type" to "PUC - Public Search - Weekly Notice Summary."
Alternate Site for Dockets
Dockets can also be viewed on:
PUCN All Dockets
Please note that this site only contains "Docket Number," "Date Filed" and "Description" for dockets filed after October 2023.