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Allison Transmission’s Eric Scroggins Named to Board of Directors

INDIANAPOLIS – Eric Scroggins, Vice President & General Counsel at Allison Transmission, has been named to Citizens Energy Group’s Board of Directors. Selected by the Citizens Board of Trustees, the Board of Directors has primary oversight of the management team and long-term direction of the company.

As Allison’s chief legal officer, Scroggins is responsible for advising Allison’s board of directors and leadership team on a variety of legal and business matters; managing Allison’s legal affairs; and overseeing the company’s Government Relations, Export Compliance, Chief Compliance Officer, Internal Audit, and Sustainability Compliance organizations. Scroggins is known for being collaborative, partnering cross-functionally, and building strong teams.  

Prior to joining Allison in 2007, Scroggins served as General Counsel for Product Action International and as an attorney with the law firm of Ice Miller. Before joining Ice Miller, Scroggins worked in a variety of roles for the State of Indiana, including Deputy Director of the Indiana State Personnel Department, and as a consultant for Waggoner, Irwin & Scheele. Scroggins holds a bachelor’s degree from Ball State University and a J.D. from Indiana University McKinney School of Law.

Scroggins is filling a board seat vacated by Anne Nobles, who served on Citizens Board of Trustees for five years and Citizens Board of Directors for 20 years.  

Citizens President & CEO Jeffrey Harrison said, “On behalf of Citizens Energy Group, I am pleased to welcome Eric Scroggins to the Board of Directors. In his role at Allison, Eric has extensive experience advising the business and board on a wide range of legal, regulatory, and compliance matters. That expertise, coupled with Eric’s strong reputation as a thought leader and strategic advisor, will serve Citizens and its beneficiaries well. I also would like to extend my deepest gratitude to Anne Nobles for more than two decades of devoted service.”

Citizens Energy Group, IN Debt Rating Outlook Revised To Positive On Healthy Fixed-Cost Coverage, Liquidity; 'A+' Rating Affirmed

• S&P Global Ratings revised the outlook to positive from stable and affirmed its 'A+' long-term rating on Indianapolis' thermal energy system (doing business as Citizens Energy Group) debt outstanding.

• At the same time, S&P Global Ratings assigned its 'A+' long-term rating to the thermal energy system's approximately $63 million series 2025A first-lien utility revenue bonds, issued by the Indiana Finance Authority.

• The outlook revision reflects healthy fixed-cost coverage (FCC) and liquidity in fiscal 2024 and our expectation that FCC will materially improve in the next several years as debt service declines.

Mamuska-Morris Began Her Citizens Career in 2001 as a Plant Engineer  
 
INDIANAPOLIS – Citizens Energy Group announced today that Sara Mamuska-Morris has been named Vice President, Capital Programs & Engineering. Mamuska-Morris succeeds Mark Jacob, who retired earlier in March after more than 13 years at Citizens.   

“Over the past 24 years, Sara Mamuska-Morris has served Citizens in a variety of roles that include Thermal and Gas Engineering, Operations, Business Development, and Treasury, where she served as Director for seven years. In her most recent role as Director of Market Development, Sara was responsible for maximizing customer growth through retention and new business development as well as maintaining key customer relationships,” said Jeffrey Harrison, Citizens President & CEO. “Sara is a talented leader with a broad understanding of our organization, and I look forward to the depth of experience she will bring to her new role.” 

Prior to joining Citizens in 2001, Mamuska-Morris held engineering positions with Indianapolis Power & Light, R.W. Beck, Inc., the Indiana Office of Utility Consumer Counselor, and ABB. She earned Bachelor of Science degrees in mechanical engineering and materials engineering from University of Connecticut, holds an MBA in finance from Indiana University, and is a Registered Professional Engineer in Indiana. 

Mamuska-Morris also is involved with several community organizations, currently serving on the board of trustees for St. Richard’s Episcopal School, as board chair for Energy Plus Credit Union, and as a committee member at St. Mary’s Early Childhood Center. She is part of the 2025 cohort of the IU Indy Women’s Executive Leadership Institute and is a graduate of the United Way Executive Women Leadership Program.