Since taking over the power grid from PSE in April of 2013, your Jefferson County PUD has invested millions of dollars and countless hours to repair and improve our county’s aging electrical infrastructure. Much of this money has gone to fix or replace older, worn, and/or failing components. Other dollars have been spent to bring our systems into the 21st century. All of these investments have been made with the goal of providing better service and increased reliability for our 19,000 customers.
New and Improved Equipment
In the last five years the PUD has fixed or replaced electrical substations, power poles, utility lines, transformers, and more from the tip of the Coyle Peninsula to the edge of Sequim Bay. We have purchased or upgraded numerous types of utility service trucks and ordered and stocked the tools and equipment required to keep our infrastructure in good working order and our employees safe.
