Outage in Beaver 12/18/2024

8:00 p.m. - 296 customers are out in the Beaver community. Reports have been made of a tree in the lines. Crews are responding. Read More

Christmas Closure

The PUD will be closed on Wednesday, December 25, 2024 in observance of the Christmas Holiday. For emergencies or to report and outage call (800) 542-7859, or (360) 452-9771. You can pay your bill by phone 24/7 by calling 855-943-3644 or pay online through our SmartHub account portal as seen on our homepage. We wish everyone a Happy and Safe Holiday! Read More

New Website Launching December 30.

Clallam PUD will be launching a new website on December 30. While our old site served us well, it has been over 10 years since the last refresh of the website and staff is excited to leverage new technologies to make the site more accessible and informative than ever. Some of the benefits of the new website include: • Accessible website experience for those with disabilities • Language translation of the web pages and forms • A much better interface… Read More

Updated! Water Main Break in the Evergreen Water System Sunday December 15th and Monday December 16th.

12/18/2024 Out of an abundance of caution a Boil Water Advisory was issued for some customers on Fox Hollow Rd and Owls Nest Rd in the Evergreen Water System. Water Test results have been received from the Clallam County Water Lab and are satisfactory. The previously issued Boil Water Notice is now lifted for all customers in the Evergreen water system today, Wednesday December 18th. 12/16/2024 PUD Water crews have completed the emergency construction of a 130 ft water main along… Read More

Sekiu Office December Hours

Due to Christmas and New Years Day both falling on a Wednesday, the Sekiu office, rather than being closed, will be open on Monday, December 23rd and Monday, December 30 in order to serve our communities. Read More

County Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Available for Comment

The Clallam County Sheriff’s Office — Emergency Management Division looks to update the county’s Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan, a federally approved plan that examines the vulnerable hazards faced in the area and identifies ideas on projects to prepare and mitigate the danger to the community and perhaps reduce damage to infrastructure. A draft of the Hazard Mitigation Plan is available for review and comment at https://www.clallamcountywa.gov/1822/Hazard-Mitigation-Plan-Update. Comments are open until Dec. 31. Staff said the plan helps entities received funding… Read More

Customer Appreciation Event!

Bring your family and join us as we lace up our skates and sip some hot cocoa with Santa! Sunday, December 15, 2024 9:00 am - noon Port Angeles Winter Ice Village 121 West Front St. Ice skating will be open to attendees on a first-come, first-serve basis due to rink capacity. The PUD will be providing pizza starting at 10:30. We hope to see you there! Read More

Stage 3 Water Shortage Alert Lifted for Gales Addition, Mt. Angeles and Monroe Water Systems

PUD #1 of Clallam County (PUD) has lifted the Stage 3 Water Shortage Alert for the Gales Addition, Mt. Angeles and Monroe portions of the Port Angeles Composite Water System. These PUD water systems rely on purchased water supplied from the City of Port Angeles. In response to low flows in the Elwha River, the City of Port Angeles issued a Stage 3 Water Shortage Declaration on September 9. The PUD issued a Stage 3 Water Alert for the impacted… Read More

Drought Response Alert Lifted for Fairview Water System

PUD #1 of Clallam County (PUD) is lifting drought response alerts for the Fairview Water System. The Fairview Water System is a portion of the Port Angeles Composite Water System between Morse Creek and McDonald Creek. Rate codes FV-C and FV-R on a PUD water bill indicate that the service location is within the Fairview Water System. Read More

Chlorine concentrations in the Clallam Bay Sekiu Water System 10/28/24

On Monday morning CPUD water operators identified an equipment malfunction in the Clallam Bay Sekiu Water System which caused water to be produced with higher concentrations of chlorine than is typical for this water system. After correcting the issue, operators worked efficiently throughout the day testing water and completing strategic flushing operations to minimize the delivery of this water with higher concentration to customers. Some customers may have received water with different taste or odor characteristics than is typical for… Read More