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PRESS RELEASE – November 11, 2006
For more information contact:
Sandra L. Setorie
Assistant Executive Director
(340) 778-6010 |
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PUBLIC SERVICES COMMISSION APPOINTS NEW GENERAL COUNSEL
ST. CROIX – The Public Services
Commission is pleased to announce that
Tanisha Bailey-Roka,
Esq., former District Legal
Counsel for the Department of Licensing and Consumer Affairs,
has joined the PSC as General
Counsel effective November 6, 2006.
Before working with the
PSC and the
DLCA, Attorney
Bailey-Roka served as law clerk
to the former Presiding Judge of the Virgin Islands Superior
Court, the Honorable Maria M. Cabret.
She graduated from the University of Maryland School of Law
where she received the prestigious Joseph Bernstein Prize for
excellence in legal writing. Attorney
Bailey-Roka also served a two-year commitment to the
Corporation for National Service’s
AmeriCorps program -- as a teacher through "Teach for
America" in inner-city Baltimore, Maryland.
Attorney
Bailey-Roka brings a wealth of knowledge on issues
regarding consumer and administrative law in the Virgin Islands.
She also serves in a number of volunteer and leadership
capacities both locally and nationally, including Chair of the
Individual Rights and Responsibilities Committee for the Young
Lawyer Division (YLD) of the American Bar Association, the
YLD Liaison to the Racial and
Ethnic Diversity Committee of the American Bar Association, a
Member of the Virgin Islands Bar Association’s Legislation and
the Law Reform Committee, and a Board Member for St. Joseph High
School in St. Croix for which she is an alumna.
Attorney
Bailey-Roka is based in both the St. Croix and St. Thomas
offices.
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Sunny Isle Professional Building, Suite 8
P. O. Box 7360, Christiansted, St. Croix, VI 00823-7360
Tel. (340) 778-6010 Fax: (340) 778-0302
Barbel Plaza, No. 8 Estate Ross
P. O. Box 40, St. Thomas, VI 00804-0040
Tel. (340) 776-1291 Fax: (340) 774-4971
The Battery (Tuesday & Thursday)
Cruz Bay, St. John, VI
Tel. 776-1391 |
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The Virgin Islands Public Services Commission ensures safe, reliable and
reasonably priced public ferry boat services, telephone, cable,
electric, potable water, wastewater and solid waste rates for Virgin
Islands consumers, by regulating public utilities. |
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