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The 1st PUD in Washington State
Electric Service Territory MapProviding locally controlled utility services to Hood Canal and Mason County since 1935. Electric, water and wastewater services available.
The 1st PUD in Washington State
Providing locally controlled utility services to Hood Canal and Mason County since 1935. Electric, water and wastewater services available.
The 1st PUD in Washington State
Providing locally controlled utility services to Hood Canal and Mason County since 1935. Electric, water and wastewater services available.
Outages & Important Info
- Beginning Monday, July 19th, the office and operations buildings will reopen to the public. MASKS ARE REQUIRED for all visitors.
- The next in person Board of Commissioners meeting is Tuesday, July 27th at 1:00 p.m. in the PUD board room. Agenda is here. Members of the public must wear a face covering to attend meetings in person. Those that are unable to wear a face covering may request a reasonable accommodation for attending the meeting virtually. The meeting is available on zoom. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83266530683 the phone number is 1-253-2158782 meeting number is 832 6653 0683
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WATER CONSERVATION IN EFFECT FOR ALL PUD 1 WATER SYSTEMS! Effective July 20th until drought declaration is lifted for Mason County. See information here.
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Mason PUD 1 and Skokomish Indian Tribe Receive Grant for Zero Emissions Vehicle Partnership
NewsContinuing its focus on community partnerships and clean energy projects, Mason County PUD No. 1 has received a grant from Bonneville Environmental Foundation (BEF) of just over $23,000 to partner with the Skokomish Indian Tribe on the installation of zero emission vehicle (ZEV) chargers at the Lucky Dog Casino. The PUD and Tribe were selected […]