The mission of the Washington
Public Utility Districts Association is to support,
protect and enhance its members’ ability to provide
not-for-profit, locally controlled utility services
for the people of Washington.
The association represents
PUDs in state, regional, and national legislative and
policy processes; provides information about PUDs and
policy issues to members and the public; offers training
and development programs for utility leaders; and provides
opportunities for PUD leaders and staff to meet, share
information, and plan cooperative activities.
The Washington Public
Utility Districts Association coordinates effective
strategic advocacy by our members and provides professional
services to support and complement these efforts at
the state, regional and federal levels. We are a proactive
organization that anticipates change and develops strategies
for the future. As a group, we act as and are recognized
as the voice of the people. We have a well-informed
membership that actively participates in and supports
the activities of the organization. The association
provides excellent value for our members. WPUDA is widely
respected within the industry and has a collaborative
relationship with related organizations. Our members
have the authority to provide all utility services to
their customers. We speak with a unified voice that
builds on the diversity of our membership. The association
supports public power's first right to local control
of low-cost, cost-based resources that supply our members’
needs. WPUDA has strong membership and effective staff
that utilizes an outcomes-focused planning process.
We are headquartered in Olympia in an association-owned
building. The organization is financially healthy, fiscally
responsible and adequately funded to achieve its stated
goals.
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”Representing 27 not-for-profit, community-owned and operated utilities that bring electricity, water, wastewater service and wholesale telecommunications to more than 1.6 million people in Washington”
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In 2007, the Washington PUD Association moved into a new, U.S. Green Building Council LEED Platinum rated buling. Click the image above to read about our new building, or click at the bottom of this page to view a video about the first new-construction LEED Platinum office building in the state.
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President: Lewis PUD Commissioner Chuck TenPas
Vice President: Grant PUD Commissioner Tom Flint
Secretary-Treasurer: Skagit PUD Commissioner Robbie Robertson
Steve Johnson
Washington PUD Association
212 Union Ave., Second Floor
Olympia, WA 98501
(360) 741-2675
Fax (360) 741-2686
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