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PUD Recognized as a Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3)

Snohomish County PUD is honored to be recognized as a Platinum Reliable Public Power Provider (RP3) by the American Public Power Association (APPA) for providing reliable and safe electric service to its customers.

To earn the RP3 designation, public power utilities must demonstrate proficiency in four key disciplines:

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The PUD’s No. 1 value in all it does is safety of its employees, customers and partners. The PUD is an industry leader in safety and regularly educates its customers about safety around electricity through communications, education classes and demonstrations. For more on safety, visit Staying Safe.

Reliability

Providing reliable electricity to its customers is one of the core tenets of the PUD. Through robust planning, innovative thinking and diligent maintenance, the PUD is an industry leader in reliable electricity generation and delivery. For more on the work we do every day to keep the grid reliable, visit System Improvements.

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Workforce Development

The PUD is a great place to work. Its diverse workforce brings differing perspectives, experiences and ideas to the workplace every day. Whether it’s through apprenticeship programs, job shadow opportunities or robust mentorship programs, the PUD is a leader in workforce development. For more on PUD careers, visit Careers at Snohomish PUD.

System Improvement

The PUD’s grid modernization work it is doing today will increase service reliability, grid resiliency and operational efficiencies tomorrow. A key part of this effort is deployment of smart grid technologies like advanced meters and wireless-enabled devices in the field. For more on our Connect Up program, visit Connect Up

“To earn this award, it takes the whole organization working together toward our vision of delivering exceptional customer service, reliable power and safety above all.” – John Haarlow, PUD CEO/General Manager

The PUD, which is one of only 250 utilities in the nation recognized as an RP3 utility, was awarded 95 out of a possible 100 points on its application to earn Platinum-level recognition.

The RP3 designation lasts from May 1, 2025 through April 30, 2028.

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