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NEW! Proposed 2027 Rates, Fees, Charges, and Surcharges
Listed below, you will find the highlights for the Proposed 2027 Rates, Fees, Charges, and Surcharges:
A proposed overall rate revenue increase of 1.90% for the base rate and and consumption charges.
A proposed increase to the monthly Capital Surcharge to $17.00 per equivalent residential unit (ERU), up from $16.00 per month per ERU in 2026. The Capital Surcharge is billed to all water system customers.
A proposed increase to the General Facility Charge to $10,000 per ERU, up from $8,000 per ERU in 2026. The General Facility Charge is billed to new customer connections to a PUD water system.
Below you will find the Proposed 2027 Rates, Fees, Charges, and Surcharges and Bill Impact Scenarios based on the proposed rates.
Proposed 2027 Bill Impact Scenarios - Group A Water Systems (besides Cedar Shores 677, Country Club Estates (CCE) 521, Glen Alder 522, and Dana Passage 523)
Proposed 2027 Bill Impact Scenarios - Country Club Estates (CCE) 521
NOTE: Please visit our Financial Information page to review the Proposed 2027 Budgets.
2026 Adopted Rates, Fees, Charges, and Surcharges
F
requently Asked QuestionsWater Rates
are adopted by the Board of Commissioners during the annual budget
process. Rates are set to cover the costs to operate and maintain
the PUD owned water systems.
What is a
Base Rate?
The Base Rate is billed monthly to all
customers based on meter size. Base rate revenue pays for the costs
to operate and maintain the PUD owned water systems.
What are
Consumption Charges?
The Consumption Charges are based on
customer usage (typically 30 days). The consumption charges are
billed on a tiered rate schedule with conservation in mind.
Consumption charges also pay for the costs to operate and
maintain the PUD owned water systems.
What are
Capital Improvement Surcharges?
The Capital Improvement Surcharges are billed monthly to all customers based on meter size. The capital improvement surcharge collections pay for water system capital improvement projects identified in the Asset Management Plans.
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