Okanogan PUD

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Okanogan PUD

PrePay

No deposits. No monthly bills. No late fees. Just power—on your terms.

What if paying for your electricity was more like paying for gasoline to fill up your car tank?

PrePay is just that.

  • PrePay is a pay-as-you-go plan that puts you in control of your electricity usage.
  • You pay in advance — when you want, in the amount you want — helping you budget.
  • Instead of receiving a traditional paper bill each month for the electricity you have already used, your usage is calculated daily.
  • PrePay customers never pay a late charge and avoid paying large deposits.
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Okanogan PUD

We are Community-Owned

Okanogan PUD is a community-owned, not-for-profit utility that provides safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to our communities.

  • Locally controlled — governed by your locally elected board of commissioners, giving the community a voice
  • Affordable — homes and businesses pay less than those served by private utilities.
  • Reliable — fewer outages and faster response times.
  • Community-focused — investing in local jobs, schools, charities, and infrastructure.

For over 100 years, public power has empowered communities to control their own energy future.

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Okanogan PUD

2026 Draft Budget

Review Okanogan PUD’s proposed financial plan for the coming year. The 2026 Draft Budget reflects our commitment to reliable service, infrastructure investment, and fiscal responsibility.

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Green Energy

In an effort to limit greenhouse gas emissions, Okanogan County PUD has committed to using hydro and wind as major power sources for our customers. These environmentally clean methods provide renewable resources that can be used by future generations.

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By The numbers

Okanogan County PUD

14

Communities Served

2808

Square Miles of Service

17

Substations

131

Miles of Transmission Line

94

Employees

1890

Miles of Distribution Line

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