Nashville Electric Service has undergone a leadership change. Brent Baker is no longer serving as Chief Operating Officer. This development follows a review of the utility's response to a recent winter storm.
Details of the review and its findings have not been disclosed in the available information. Further details on the leadership reorganization and its implications can be found through Nashville Electric Service or local news sources, such as FOX 17 WZTV Nashville.
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