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County hearing & comment-clock countdown
Planning-commission hearings and PUC comment deadlines are clocks, not color. Enter the posted datetime. The page counts days and hours, and flags a clock that binds this week or in the next 15 days.
The browser reads datetimes in your local zone. The label is for the packet you are citing — PUC dockets and county agendas often print one.
Clock · America/New_York
Set a hearing time to start the countdown.
Watt Brief treats the posted hearing and the comment window as clocks on one identity — not two headlines. A continued date stays on the same row.
How to read this
Use the time printed on the agenda or the commission notice. A continuance is the same identity with a new clock — not a second story. This is a countdown, not a calendar invite and not legal notice.
Educational planning aid only — not legal, engineering, or investment advice. Thresholds and clocks here are illustrative of common public-record screens. Live numbers live in the tariff, docket, or county packet and change. Confirm every identity on the issuing source. Contact hello@wattbrief.com.
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