FOSTER CAMPBELL, LLC
HAINES CITY, FLORIDA

Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell is an elected official, businessman and farmer from Bossier Parish. He was elected to the North Louisiana seat on the Public Service Commission in November 2002, representing 24 parishes and nearly one million people. He was re-elected in October 2008 with 78 percent of the vote. Previously he served in the Louisiana Senate representing District 36 in Northwest Louisiana. Campbell holds a degree in business and economics from Northwestern State University at Natchitoches. He owns and operates two insurance agencies in Bossier City. He lives and raises cattle at Elm Grove in south Bossier Parish. He has six children. At the PSC Campbell has pushed to make utility companies and the commission more responsive to the people. He led efforts to prohibit wining and dining of commissioners and staff by utilities. He hosts public and Commission meetings in his district each year. He has championed lower rates and the use of renewable energy. He passed measures to help victims of family violence by waiving their utility deposits and stopped disconnection of utilities during extreme weather. In 2004 Campbell made national and international news by persuading the PSC to provide telephone service to the Mink community in Natchitoches Parish. Before he got involved, residents of this tiny community in Kisatchie National Forest had lobbied elected officials and telephone companies for 40 years to get phone service. In 2005 he obtained $39 million from the federal government to provide free cell phones and service to Hurricane Katrina evacuees. BOSSIER CITY – Today’s key decision by the Federal Communications Commission to set rates for all telephone calls from jails and prisons across America is the right move for Louisiana, according to Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell. “This is one instance where a federal takeover of local affairs makes sense,” Campbell said. “Only a handful […]   SHREVEPORT – Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell today announced his support of Rep. John Bel Edwards for Governor. Campbell, who represents the 24-parish North Louisiana seat on the PSC, said Edwards “has the courage and independence to break the grip of special interests” on state government. “I have served in public office with all […] MONROE, La. –CenturyLink’s decision to partner with the Federal Communications Commission on broadband development across Louisiana and the United States is “the best news I’ve heard in months,” said Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell. The Monroe-based company announced today that it has accepted $505 million in annual, ongoing support from the FCC’s “Connect America Fund” […] Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell will hold public meetings in Desoto and Red River parishes Tuesday, April 22, to answer questions from local residents about their utilities. “I invite citizens to attend and discuss any concerns they may have about their electricity, natural gas and other utility services,” Campbell said. Campbell will hold his […] Louisiana Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell will hold public meetings in Franklin, Caldwell, Claiborne and Webster parishes March 25 and 27 to answer questions from local residents about their utilities. “I invite citizens to attend and discuss any concerns they may have about their electricity, natural gas and other utility services,” Campbell said Campbell will […] The June Business and Executive Session has been postponed until Wednesday, the 26th 2013 . The Agenda will be published on the 14th and the Supplemental Agenda on the 21st. Thank you for your interest in our website. If you would like to send Foster Campbell and email, please fill out the form below.