Stevens PUD provides water and wastewater services in Stevens County and portions of Spokane County, Washington.
Stevens PUD provides water and sewer service to approximately 5,000 customers.
Stevens PUD is governed by a three-member board of commissioners elected by the voters of Stevens County and is managed by an appointed General Manager.
Meeting ID: 290-707-165-537 -Passcode: 33mMqo
To participate via phone 1-469-676-9412, ID 438 713 48#
Board meetings are on the second Tuesday and the fourth Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. each month for January-October,
and the first Tuesday and third Tuesday for November and December.
Special meetings are scheduled as needed.
If you are interested in participating,
check the website or call the office to verify the date and time of the next scheduled meeting.
Stevens PUD was created by a vote of the residents of Stevens County in 1936.
The primary need at that time was to provide electric service to the rural portions of the county.
In 1955, the electric system was sold to Washington Water Power (later renamed Avista).
In 1976, a majority of the Stevens County citizens voted in favor of the PUD owning and operating sewer systems.
Beginning in the early 1980s, Stevens PUD began constructing new water systems and rehabilitating existing systems, and in the early 1990s, began construction of the Deer Lake Sewer System.
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for the upcoming Board Meeting.
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