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Provides water and power to Spokane County residence.

Distributes electricity to consumers in Pend Oreille County, supplies wholesale broadband and wireless communication services and  has water service to some portions of Pend Oreille County.

Assists customers start, transfer, or stop electric service. Provides updates and reporting options for power and streetlight outages. Crews are sent promptly to restore power.

Provides electricity to the residents of Mason County.  Contact the main number for customer service issues such as billing, adding service, street/yardlight malfunctions, and payment arrangements.

Providing power to Spokane County residence.

If you are experiencing an outage, please check the following before you call the P.U.D.  1. Check circuit breakers/fuses to determine if the problem is in your electrical system. 2. Verify your neighbors are out of power. 3. If night time, and applicable, check to see if street lights are out in your area. Once you have reported the outage to the P.U.D., please do the following.  1. Turn off and unplug all electronic equipment, such as VCR's, refrigerator, stereo, TV's, computers, etc. 2. Turn off circuit breakers to large electrical loads (water heater, furnace, heat pump, etc.). 3. Leave porch light on so P.U.D. crews will know when service is restored. 4. If there is damage to your electrical equipment or P.U.D. facilities serving you, turn off the main breaker to prevent any further damage. By following the steps above, you will help reduce initial demand for electricity when power is restored. If the demand is too great, it will cause an overload on the system and the power may go off again. Once electricity has been restored, please wait an additional 10 - 15 minutes before turning the circuit breakers to the 'ON' position.

Provides utilities billing charges for water, sewer and garbage services in the city limits of Seattle; charges for water and sewer to some areas beyond the city limits.   Also handles customer service for Seattle City Light customers.

Peninsula Light Customers ONLY. Assists qualifying families and individuals with paying their power bills, typically during the more expensive winter heating months, but the program is open year round. Pays up to $250 of a customer's bill (does not have to be past due). Applicants must meet income guidelines to qualify for assistance and can only participate in the program one time per calendar year. Clients must have been Peninsula Light Customers for at least 6 months. Also offers a discount rate to households that have Low-Income Seniors, or Low-Income Disabled.

Customer service line for Avista Utilities.

Provides electricity to the residents of Pacific County. Contact the main number for customer service issues such as billing, adding service, street/yardlight malfunctions, and payment arrangements.

Operates, plans, and constructs city water, sewer, electric, storm, streets and traffic, transportation systems, and parks and recreation in the town of Coulee Dam.

A major goal of Mason County PUD No. 3 is to maintain safe and reliable electric service. Despite our efforts, power outages do occur. Outage report phone lines may be very busy during big outages. If you get a busy signal, wait a few minutes and try again. The more information we receive from our customers, the faster we can identify and correct the cause of a power outage. If the lights go out: - Check with your neighbors. See if they have electricity. - Check your service panel for tripped breakers. - Call us to report the time and location of the outage. - Turn on the porch light so PUD crews will know when power comes back on. - Turn off and unplug sensitive equipment like computers, televisions, DVD players, and equipment with motors, such as furnaces. - Once the power comes back on, wait 20 minutes before turning things on again. Downed power lines: Please report a fallen power line by calling the PUD at touch fallen lines or anything under them. All power lines should be treated with extreme caution. Always assume electric wires are energized. You may assist the PUD by keeping others clear of the fallen lines until the work crews arrive.

Provides utility services for Ferry county residents.

Provides residential and commercial electric and water services. Also offers rebates on qualifying insulation, windows, ductless heat pumps, and lighting. Funds for these programs are limited and are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Provides water, sewer, storm-water, and electrical power to residents in Centralia. Offers a discounted rate to seniors and disabled households that meet income guidelines.

Customer service line for Avista Utilities.

Provides electricity to the residents of Pacific County. Contact the main number for customer service issues such as billing, adding service, street/yardlight malfunctions, and payment arrangements.

The PUD is equipped with an automated system that allows it to track incoming reports of power outages. In addition, this system provides customers with information about the status of outages we are already aware of. Its an easy way for your PUD to communicate important information to you when all of the sudden you find yourself in the dark. Please do not use the Hotline number for customer service questions. For billing inquiries or general PUD business, contact customer service at 532-4220.  * Listen to the latest information about current outages the PUD is already responding to.  Time estimates for restoration of power are general estimates and can change depending on conditions.  The recording provides information on major outages. Small-scattered outages may not be listed individually.

If you are experiencing an outage, please check the following before you call the P.U.D.  1. Check circuit breakers/fuses to determine if the problem is in your electrical system. 2. Verify your neighbors are out of power. 3. If night time, and applicable, check to see if street lights are out in your area. Once you have reported the outage to the P.U.D., please do the following.  1. Turn off and unplug all electronic equipment, such as VCR's, refrigerator, stereo, TV's, computers, etc. 2. Turn off circuit breakers to large electrical loads (water heater, furnace, heat pump, etc.). 3. Leave porch light on so P.U.D. crews will know when service is restored. 4. If there is damage to your electrical equipment or P.U.D. facilities serving you, turn off the main breaker to prevent any further damage. By following the steps above, you will help reduce initial demand for electricity when power is restored. If the demand is too great, it will cause an overload on the system and the power may go off again. Once electricity has been restored, please wait an additional 10 - 15 minutes before turning the circuit breakers to the 'ON' position.

Operates a power outage hotline for customers to leave outage information and receive a recording of known outages.

Provides electricity to the residents of Grays Harbor County. Contact the main number for customer service issues such as billing, adding service, street/yard light malfunctions, payment arrangements, weatherization, and senior/disabled discounts.

Provides recorded information about current power outages, and the opportunity to report power outages.

Provides water and electricity to Spokane County.

PUD #1 of Clallam County offers a Budget Payment Plan (or Average Payment Plan) to residential customers who have had an account with us at the same residence for at least one year (exceptions will be considered) and who have a zero balance at the time they wish to enroll in the Budget Payment Plan. We encourage you to enroll in this program in April-June as this will benefit you and your account the most. • Pay the same amount every month, recalculated annually • Helps pay winter bills by using a built-up credit accumulated through the summer • Set up auto-pay for added convenience

Provides electricity, water, broadband, and sewer to the residents of East Jefferson County. Contact the main number for customer service issues such as billing, adding service, power outages, payment arrangements, weatherization, and low income programs.