Abstract
The supreme test of good public relations for a utility comes when it files for a rate increase. If service has been deficient, or communication with the public neglected, this is the time when the consequences are felt. On the other hand, a good service record gives convincing support to the technical case for the rate increase. This article provides an account of how the Philadelphia Suburban Water Company handled the public relations aspects of a recent application for an increase.
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