Why It Matters
The Northern California Power Agency (NCPA) reported $268,418 in federal lobbying expenditures in its second-quarter lobbying disclosure. The filing does not identify the specific issues the agency lobbied on during the reporting period, providing limited visibility into its federal legislative priorities.
By the Numbers
NCPA maintains an in-house federal lobbying operation with Jane Cirrincione serving as assistant general manager for legislative and regulatory affairs. During the second quarter, the agency reported $268,418 in lobbying expenditures, up from the $244,035 reported in the first quarter.
Over the past five quarterly filings, NCPA reported $1,025,826 in total federal lobbying expenditures. Cirrincione has filed two federal lobbying disclosures and remains an active registered lobbyist for both NCPA and the American Public Power Association.
The Bottom Line
NCPA's second-quarter lobbying disclosure provides little insight into the agency's federal advocacy priorities. Because the filing does not identify specific lobbying issues, it offers limited information about the legislation, agencies or policy matters the organization sought to influence during the reporting period.
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