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October 2018
Grant PUD to "fill the bucket" with a community food drive
October 15, 2018
Donated food and funding will benefit local food banks throughout Grant County Grant PUD employees are hosting our first “Fill the Bucket” Community Food Drive to benefit local food banks. As a community-wide event, there are multipl …
READ MORENon-failure emergency condition lifted at Priest Rapids Dam
October 15, 2018
Reservoir now operating normally EPHRATA — Grant PUD officials, working with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, removed the non-failure emergency condition at Priest Rapids Dam earlier today. The dam had been operating under the …
READ MORECommission Recap & Budget Hearing, Oct. 9, 2018
October 12, 2018
More money for fiber build-out recurring theme at budget hearings Grant PUD commissioners hosted the first of three public hearings at Tuesday’s commission meeting to discuss next year’s proposed $279.6 million budget, which includes …
READ MOREDiscover the Columbia Plateau’s past, present at Archaeology Days
October 10, 2018
One day for adults. Two days for youth. Insights, fun and learning for all. MATTAWA — The Wanapum People and Grant PUD invite you to the Wanapum Heritage Center for Archaeology Days 2018. Youth Days, Oct. 29 and 31, 9:30 a.m. to 2:45 …
READ MOREGrant PUD commissioners to hold public budget hearings
October 1, 2018
Grant PUD commissioners to hold public budget hearingsCustomers invited to attend the hearings, ask questions and provide comment. Grant PUD Commissioners will host three budget hearings before adopting the utility’s 2019 budget. The …
READ MORECommission recap: Sept. 25, 2018
September 27, 2018
Note: This meeting was not recorded because it took place at Grant PUD's Hydro Office Building in BeverlyGrant PUD commissioners received a first look of the 2019 budget during their meeting at the Hydro Office Building near Wanapum Dam o …
READ MOREInitiative 1631 would increase Grant PUD costs by millions
September 20, 2018
Initiative 1631, which will appear on the state’s November ballot, would impose a fee on carbon emissions that could result in a 5 percent — $16 million — increase in average annual costs for Grant PUD.That’s the latest estimate b …
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