Clallam PUD is one of approximately 2,000 public power utilities that provide electricity to 54 million people across the country. In our case, Clallam PUD
formed in 1940.
Clallam PUD not only works for Clallam County, it is Clallam County. Public power utilities are community-owned, which means the people of Clallam are included in making key decisions about our energy future. Public power IS community-powered!
There are many reasons why Clallam PUD continues to own and operate its electric utility.We are committed to building for the future to ensure reliable, affordable, sustainable, and customer-focused service to our community for many years to come. That means we're working hand-in-hand with customers and community leaders to make sure our utility reflects the long-term goals and needs of members of our community. Knowing our community and its needs helps us keep homes, schools, businesses, and public places powered year-round. Local ownership allows us to advocate for the unique needs of our rural communities.
As a not-for-profit public power utility, our loyalty is to our customers – not stockholders. We work hard to ensure that our electric rates are stable and affordable. We take pride in having a locally elected governing board that has open meetings on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month at 1:30 p.m. These meetings can be joined virtually live, or you can listen later to the recordings. Both can be found through the BoardDocs portal on our website at www.clallampud.net.
We thank you for your support of public power — an American tradition that works.
Join us in celebrating Public Power Week Sunday, Oct. 6, through Saturday, Oct. 12. We will be sharing why we’re proud to be your public power utility throughout the week, in ways the community can participate as well. Watch for event announcements on our website and social media!
