Spill Surcharge and New Billing Procedures- Beginning October 1
Beginning October 1st District customers will see a one-time $1.78 on their bills while the District also works to improve due date consistency with minor billing changes.
Click here to read the District Newsletter for more details.
Welcome to Pacific County PUD #2
Public Utility District No. 2 of Pacific County is a progressive customer-owned utility providing electricity, water and wholesale telecommunication services in Pacific County, Washington. A population of more than 22,000 resides in the 937 square miles of Pacific County where there is plenty to keep you busy; ocean beaches, numerous festivals, abundant birdwatching, boating, camping, fishing, clam digging, golfing, etc.
The District began servicing 4,800 customers in the fall of 1940. We now serve over 17,000 residential, commercial, industrial and irrigation customers.
Our normal office hours are Monday through Thursday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM at both North and South County locations.
The P.U.D. purchases 100% of its power (including 'Green Power') from Bonneville Power Administration (BPA).
Our goal is to provide responsive, reliable and professional service at the lowest possible cost to our customer-owners.
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How to Pay Your PUD Bill
Pay your PUD bill securely online with a credit card using your computer, phone or tablet, or with our automated phone system. -
Approved Installers
To qualify for PUD Rebate Incentives, work must be performed by a qualified contractor from our Approved Installer list. -
Rebate Incentives
To help keep rate increases to a minimum, we are offering incentives to customers doing their part to conserve energy. -
Safety & Emergency Information
We use electricity every day, and we should always be aware of the potential hazards. -
Rate Structures
Residential/Farm, Commercial, and Industrial rate tables, including fee schedules and street/security lighting rentals. -
Alternative Generation
For those who want to generate their own electricity through renewable resources and are tied to our electrical grid.