Vision
A resilient community built with clean, sustainable infrastructure.
A resilient community built with clean, sustainable infrastructure.
To steward resources and public assets by providing locally controlled utility services for the benefit of the community.
We are your community-based water and electric utility. With a locally elected Board of Commissioners, the PUD has been meeting the utility needs of Whatcom County industries for over 80 years.
General Manager Announces Retirement
/in Community News & Events, News /by Lisa MoellerMt. Baker Geothermal Project: Prefeasibility Resource Assessment Final Report
/in Community News & Events, Geothermal /by Lisa MoellerWPUDA Members Advocate for Public Utilities
/in Uncategorized /by Lisa MoellerGeothermal Energy Exploration Memorandum of Understanding
/in Commission Meeting News, Community News & Events, Geothermal, News /by Lisa MoellerStrategic Plan 2025 – 2031
/in Uncategorized /by Lisa MoellerAfter many months of working collaboratively and seeking public input, the Commissioners and Staff of Whatcom PUD are proud to present our recently updated Strategic Plan 2025 – 2031. With an eye on the future of power and water in Whatcom County, we have developed a cornerstone document to guide our efforts in both the […]
Mt. Baker Geothermal Project: Prefeasibility Resource Assessment Evaluation and Preliminary Recommendations
/in Community News & Events, Uncategorized /by Lisa MoellerHERO (Hot Rock Energy Resource Organization) has prepared a Prefeasibility Geothermal Resource Assessment Evaluation and Preliminary Recommendations report for the Nooksack Tribe and Whatcom PUD. As outlined in our recently adopted Strategic Plan, our Board of Commissioners has identified the investigation of new clean energy sources of power as a priority. We are pleased to […]