At the heart of the drama in the Public Service Commission of 2025 is a former commission President with a history of campaign and ethics violations
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Public Service Commissioner Brad Molnar, who was recently ousted as the Public Service Commission President, appears to have a history of violating rules. Including in 2008 when he was accused of the unlawful use of state resources and receiving unlawful gifts. Though he fought the charges against him, most were upheld. This included soliciting funds from agencies he oversees in his elected role and using a commission email and a cell phone (taxpayer-funded) for personal gain. Rather than reproduce what was provided to the Sentinel, we have attached the three primary documents necessary for the reader to form their own conclusions. Critical areas are highlighted in each document.
