This is the time of year where Commissioners review the 2020 Strategic Plan, Budget and Rates for 2020. Visit the Commission Meetings page to keep informed on when these items and more will be on the agenda for discussion. Full board packets are also posted here prior to the meetings. The 2019 Strategic Plan is posted here. There have not been significant changes made since staff did a major update for the current Plan. Read More
At the October 14, 2019 Commission meeting, FCS Group consultants provided information on the District’s future rate strategy for its water and wastewater systems. Following is a brief overview, followed by a link to the presentation slides, proposed resolution and accompanying charts. The presentation was originally included in the board packet posted to the website on October 10, 2019. At the upcoming October 28, 2019 regular Commission meeting, the Commissioners will consider adopting a resolution establishing phased one-system rate structures… Read More
Commissioners and staff of both the County and Clallam PUD met on Thursday, October 10. One of the agenda items was the PUD's presentation on PUD efforts to reduce its carbon footprint. There was a request from the audience to post the presentation on our website. The link below is to the presentation in .pdf format. Reducing the District's Carbon Footprint Read More
Please join the City of Sequim and the Public Utility District No. 1 of Clallam County for a ribbon cutting ceremony on Friday, October 11 at 12:00 noon to open the new public electric vehicle (EV) charging stations at East Washington Street and North Govan Avenue. The charging stations can be used by EVs and plug-in hybrids, are the result of a collaboration between the two organizations and help to achieve the following objectives: • Fill a need for public… Read More
PUD #1 of Clallam County (PUD) is asking water utility customers in the Clallam Bay/Sekiu Water System to begin mandatory outdoor water restrictions. This is a Stage 3 Response from the District’s Drought Response Plan. Vehicle washing, except for safety related purposes is prohibited. Even numbered addresses may water outdoors on even numbered days, odd numbered addresses may water outdoors on odd numbered days. Water for the Clallam Bay/Sekiu Water System is supplied from a well field near the Hoko… Read More
PUD #1 of Clallam County (PUD) is notifying water utility customers in the Island View Water District of mandatory water use restrictions. This is a Stage 4 Response from the District’s Drought Response Plan. Effective immediately customers are to eliminate outdoor water use and minimize indoor water use. Water for the Island View Water System is supplied from Olsen Creek. Due to low flows in Olsen Creek, the PUD will begin trucking in water from the neighboring Clallam Bay/Sekiu Water… Read More
Two scheduled power outages will affect electric service in the west end as follows: Neah Bay/Sekiu/Clallam Bay Friday, August 16 beginning at 12:01 am, and lasting until approximately 6:00 am. This outage is required to replace transmission and distribution poles in Sekiu and Neah Bay. Automated phone calls will begin going out to those affected during the week prior. Sekiu/Clallam Bay Friday, August 30 beginning at 12:01 am, and lasting until approximately 6:00 am. This outage is required to complete maintenance on… Read More
The 2019 Annual Water Quality reports for each of the PUD's water systems are now available here. Click on each of the water district names for that district's report. Read More
PUD #1 of Clallam County (PUD) is requesting that water utility customers in the following systems begin voluntary water conservation measures due to the expanded drought emergency declaration announced by Washington State Governor Jay Inslee. This is a Stage 2 Response from the District’s Drought Response Plan. (Click on the links for the full news release) Clallam Bay/Sekiu Upper Fairview Island View Information on the District's water systems and location can be found here. The objective of the Stage 2… Read More
The Peninsula daily News recently ran an article on the Olympic Mountains snowpack. This is something to pay attention to. It is possible that we may have to issue a Stage 2 drought alert if the Governor declares a drought emergency for the Olympic Peninsula, or, if the snow is gone by the end of the month. At that stage it is voluntary but it could herald later mandatory water restrictions. Click here for water saving tips and resources. Read More
