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Fire-Safe Mode is active

To reduce wildfire risk during dry conditions, some power lines are set so they will not automatically re-energize after a fault. Outages may last longer while crews inspect the line first. What Fire-Safe Mode means for you

Electric Normal Water Normal Fiber Normal Status shown as of the last site update. During an outage, always call (509) 447-3137.

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Electric service

Community-owned electric service across Pend Oreille County, generated in part at your own dam.

Pend Oreille PUD line crews at dusk along Highway 211

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Rebates & incentives

Residential rebates for heat pumps, weatherization, insulation, windows, water heaters, and smart thermostats, plus a HOPE income-qualified energy-efficiency program and options for commercial and industrial customers.

Metering

The District is replacing meters across the system. Advanced meters are safe and let you see your usage in SmartHub; customers may apply to opt out.

Who owns what

On most services the District owns the line to the meter, and the customer owns the equipment beyond it. Knowing the boundary tells you who to call.

Next steps for electric service

Start electric service at a new address, or see what your service costs.

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