Not yet, it has not registered on the locals. In the Denver area, Xcel announced a time-of-use rate structure and got pushback based on the argument that it is a disguised rate increase.

Colorado Springs is weird, though. We have no problems with radiation detectors on light poles "because the bad guys might try to smuggle in a nuke" but then complain about traffic speed cameras on those same poles "because it's the government trying to make money from the citizen patriots." One advantage is we have a city-owned municipal power system which keeps the commies out.