Ways to Pay
Online, mail, phone, in-person or via drop box
Paying your bill is simple, with flexible and convenient options that meet your needs. Grant PUD accepts all major credit and debit cards including Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.
Use the links below to make a payment or change your account options. Call us at (509) 766-2505, 7 days a week from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Do you need help paying a power bill?
We want to help. Call us at (509) 766-2505, 7 days a week from 6 a.m. - 6 p.m..
We help customers by:
• Providing them with payment options
• Working with them to set up a Payment Arrangement Plan
• Seeing if they qualify for financial assistance
• Referring them to other agencies who can help with their power bills
Our goal is to help customers find a solution to avoid late fees and shutoffs. Please call us today at (509) 766-2505.
Benefits of Online Billing
Automatic email alerts let you know when your latest bill is ready to review.
Manage your profile, configure notifications, review your bill and billing history anytime.
You can choose to have your monthly payment automatically deducted from your checking account.
Pay with your credit or debit card, or directly from your checking or savings account.
Pay by Phone
Call 509-766-2505 anytime, 24-7 to pay your bill. You can either use our automated pay-by-phone feature or speak with a customer service representative, 7 days a week, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Please be sure to have the following items ready when calling:
• Your Grant PUD account number
• Payment method and details
• Amount you would like to pay
Mail Your Payment
Grant PUD
PO Box 1519
Moses Lake, WA 98837
Mail your check or money order payment in the envelope provided with your bill. (Do not send cash.)
Payment Locations
Drop your payment by check or money order*, in the envelope that came with your bill. Ephrata has a drive-up drop box in the parking lot and Moses Lake, Quincy, and Royal City have drop boxes attached to the building.
*Please, no cash payments.
Select Your City:
Ephrata - drop box in parking lot
30 C Street SW
Ephrata, WA 98823
Tuesday-Friday
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
(Closed for lunch 12-12:30 p.m.)
Grand Coulee City Hall - Payment Drop Only
306 Midway Ave.
Grand Coulee, WA 99133
Call customer service for additional questions (509) 766.2505
During City Hall's
regular business hours.
Mattawa City Hall - Payment Drop Only
521 Government Road
Mattawa, WA 99349
Call customer service for additional questions (509) 766.2505
During City Hall's
regular business hours.
Moses Lake - drop box attached to building
312 W. Third Ave.
Moses Lake, WA 98837
Monday - Thursday,
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Payment kiosk available
Quincy - drop box attached to building
27 B Steet SW
Quincy, WA 98848
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
(Closed for lunch 12-12:30 p.m.)
Payment kiosk available
Royal City - drop box attached to building
505 Royal Road
Royal City, WA 99357
Tuesday
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
(Closed for lunch 12-12:30 p.m.)
Help a neighbor, save energy, go green
Help low-income neighbors pay their power bill. Make your home more energy efficient. Get energy credit for your own solar or wind power. Our programs can help.
Share the Warmth
Share the Warmth is a community-sponsored program that allows you to pay a little extra on your monthly winter power bill to help others who can't. Grant PUD has supported this program for more than four decades.
Who will I be helping?
Those in need of our help are your neighbors – often elderly folks on fixed incomes, single-income families trying to make ends meet or just people who find themselves in difficult situations where they are not able to pay their electric bills.
How will people get my donation?
Grant PUD keeps Share the Warmth donations in a designated account. Customers are qualified for the program by Grant PUD staff. Customers are eligible to receive funds one time per year in a rolling 12 months to cover the past due amount up to a maximum of $300.
Need help?
Eligibility to receive Share the Warmth funding is based on income. If you feel you may qualify, please call 509-766-2505 to speak with a customer service representative and learn more.
Why donate to Share the Warmth?
Let’s face it, making ends meet under normal income circumstances can be a challenge. And for some of our neighbors that are on a limited income it is even more difficult. That’s why there’s Share the Warmth.
How can I contribute to Share the Warmth?
- As a Grant PUD customer, you can give anytime. Simply write in an amount on your monthly bill and add it to your payment.
- For those that pay their bill online, look for the donation feature when you pay.
- Call 509-766-2505 to make a donation over the phone.
- Donors of more than $10 will receive a 1099 tax-credit form.
Billing & Payment FAQs
There are several benefits to ePay:
- ePay enables you to pay your bill online – no checks, no postage.
- Automatic email alerts let you know when your latest bill is ready to review. By going paperless, you help the environment by reducing the use of paper in producing a bill and fuel associated with mailing the bill and subsequent payment.
- You are able to store banking and credit/debit card information for later use.
- You can review prior bills and payment activity using ePay.
- You may view and update payment information and view usage history.
No. When you sign-up for ePay, you will receive an email when your bill is ready to view and you will not receive a paper bill by mail. However, all your billing information and history will be stored electronically once you log into your account.
Yes, with ePay you can view account bill history, store payment information and update your information as needed.
Pay Now is for online payment only. You cannot view bill history.
All you need is Internet service, a valid email address, your Grant PUD account number and a credit/debit card number (VISA, Discover, American Express or MasterCard) or a bank account number (checking or savings), depending upon the payment method you choose to use.
Yes, you may receive your bill by email and pay through your online bank payment service.
Yes. Just click on Payment Methods to add new bank accounts or modify existing bank accounts.
Yes, each person can set up alternate payment methods, but only one User ID and password can be associated with each account. Contact us if you need help to set up payment methods.
Yes. This is an easy way to pay if you plan to be out of town or want to pay in advance for other reasons.
Below the login, there is a “Forgot your password” link. Click on it and follow the steps for help. Your password must be between 6 to 16 alphanumeric characters and must contain at least one letter and one number.
Yes, and it is easy to do. Once you are enrolled, simply add additional accounts using the “Multiple Accounts” function.
Login to ePay and then go to “Contact Us." You can change it here.
No. You may change information in the ePay service but this will not change your Grant PUD account information. Please contact Customer Service by calling (509) 766-2505 or emailing at customerservice@grantpud.org.
- Login to your ePay account.
- On the left menu, click "Payment Methods".
- Click on the payment method you would like to change.
- Add new credit/debit card information and press "Update".
- If you are set up for auto pay, this will also need to be updated. Click "Payment Rules" on the left menu.
- Click on the current payment rule you have set up for autopay. Select the blue "Delete" button on the bottom right.
- Go back to the "Payment Rules" page and click the button "Add Recurring Payment Rule" on the top right.
- Add the new payment method that you updated earlier.
- When updating, you will need to manually pay your bill the first month. Click on the "Pay my bill" text in the left menu.
- Check the box to select the amount that is due and click "Continue"
- Select the new payment method in the dropdown and click "Continue"
- Review the information and press "Make Payment".
Beware of Scammers
Electricity scammers tactics:
1. They have a caller ID that might look legit
2. They threaten to shut off your power
3. They usually want immediate payment
4. They may want you to use a prepaid debit card
5. They want to pressure you into doing something rash.
Beat them by hanging up and calling us at 509-766-2505 to verify the call.