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Public Water AuthorityDataset 2026.08

SKAGIT COUNTY PUD 1 JUDY RES

Skagit County, including Mount Vernon service area

Population reference

Approximately 111,415 people served by Public Utility District No. 1 of Skagit County water systems.

Billing detail

Broad public detail found

Official destination

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Provider-specific findings

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Billing frequency
Recurring residential billing is monthly; the exact bill date and due date are controlled by the individual account statement.
Rate structure
Metered pricing with a monthly basic fixed charge based on meter size plus increasing consumption tiers for single-family and duplex customers. Effective January 1, 2026, the 5/8- and 3/4-inch fixed charge is $43.40; consumption is $4.54 per ccf for 0–3 ccf and $7.12 per ccf for 4–100 ccf.
Residential cost reference
For a 5/8- or 3/4-inch single-family account using approximately 6,000 gallons (about 8.02 ccf), the 2026 schedule implies roughly $86.64 for water before any other utility charges: $43.40 fixed plus three ccf at $4.54 and about 5.02 ccf at $7.12. Actual billing prorates the tier by ccf and account cycle.
Wastewater and sewer calculation
The reviewed Skagit PUD water-rate schedule is for water service; it does not publish a separate municipal wastewater formula because the PUD water account is not a universal combined sewer bill. Customers with sewer service through another provider must add that provider’s charges separately.
Meter reading
The reviewed public 2026 pages publish rate and account procedures but do not specify whether residential meters use AMR or AMI or publish a universal read calendar. The account statement controls the actual read and billing cycle.
New-account deposit
Each new water-service application has a $25 service charge and a $225 deposit. No deposit is required for an established customer with good credit history. A satisfactory credit history with the District or an acceptable letter of credit from another utility showing at least 12 months with no late fees or disconnection charges can waive the deposit; application processing generally requires three business days and photo ID.
Activation or transfer fee
The new account or snowbird service activation charge is $25. New tenants are asked to apply at least three days before move-in; applications require identity documentation and are generally processed within three business days.

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100%

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Research record

Broad public detail found

7 of 7 fields in this section contain provider-specific public detail in dataset August 1, 2026.

Documented

100%

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