Grant PUD is providing rebates for energy-efficient upgrades for a brief period of time. Installing new windows, insulation, and heating systems can be cheaper.
Knowing our origins increases the likelihood that we will also know our destination. Because of this, Grant PUD has collaborated with the Wanapum band for more than 60 years in order to safeguard, maintain, and perpetuate the Priest Rapids Project’s natural and cultural resources. We have established a shared commitment to preserving our region’s cultural legacy for future generations through decades of cooperation and communication.
To make a payment, you may use this official links below:
Billing & Payments
https://www.grantpud.org/billing-payments
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Ways to Pay
https://www.grantpud.org/ways-to-pay
Paying your bill is simple, with flexible and convenient options that meet your needs. Save yourself time by signing up for paperless billing with ePay.
Grant PUD PO Box 1519 Moses Lake, WA 98837
Put your payment in the envelope provided with your bill and mail a check or money order. (Do not send cash. ).
Place your check or money order payment in the envelope provided with your bill. Drive-up drop boxes are available in the parking lot of Ephrata, while drop boxes attached to buildings are available in Moses Lake, Quincy, and Royal City. *Please, no cash payments.
Select Your City:
- All
- Ephrata
- Grand Coulee
- Mattawa
- Moses Lake
- Quincy
- Royal City
Tuesday-Friday 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. (Closed for lunch 12-12:30 p. m. ).
Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday and Wednesday 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. (Closed for lunch 12-12:30 p. m. ).
Thursdays 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. (Closed for lunch 12-12:30 p. m. ).
There are several benefits to ePay:
- With ePay, you can pay your bills online without using checks or a mailing address.
- Automatic email notifications inform you when your most recent bill is available for review. Going paperless benefits the environment because it uses less paper to create bills and less fuel to mail them and receive payments.
- Information about your bank accounts and credit/debit cards can be saved for future use.
- You can review prior bills and payment activity using ePay.
- You can access, edit, and view payment and usage history.
No. You won’t get a paper bill in the mail if you sign up for ePay; instead, you’ll get an email when your bill is ready to view. However, once you log into your account, all of your billing data and history will be stored electronically.
Yes, you can view your account’s bill history with ePay, save payment information, and make any necessary updates to your information.
Pay Now is for online payment only. You cannot view bill history.
Depending on the payment method you select, all you need is access to the Internet, a working email address, your Grant PUD account number, a credit or debit card number (Visa, Discover, American Express or MasterCard), or a bank account number (checking or savings).
Yes, you can use your online bank payment service to receive your bill by email and pay it.
Yes. To add new bank accounts or change existing bank accounts, simply click Payment Methods.
Alternate payment methods can be set up by each person, but each account can only have one User ID and password. To set up payment methods, get in touch with us.
Yes. If you’re going to be out of town or need to make a payment in advance for another reason, this is a simple way to do it.
Below the login, there is a “Forgot your password” link. Click on it and follow the steps for help. Your password needs to be at least six (16) alphanumeric characters long and contain both letters and numbers.
Yes, and it is easy to do. After enrolling, you can easily add more accounts by using the “Multiple Accounts” feature.
Login to ePay and then go to “Contact Us. ” You can change it here.
No. Your Grant PUD account information will not change if you make changes to the ePay service. Call (509) 766-2505 or email [email protected] to reach customer service. org.
- Login to your ePay account.
- On the left menu, click “Payment Methods”.
- Click on the payment method you would like to change.
- Add new credit/debit card information and press “Update”.
- You will also need to update your auto-pay setting if you have one. Click “Payment Rules” on the left menu.
- Select the active payment rule that you have set up for automatic payment. Select the blue “Delete” button on the bottom right.
- Upon returning to the “Payment Rules” page, select “Add Recurring Payment Rule” in the top right corner.
- Add the new payment method that you updated earlier.
- You will have to manually pay your bill the first month after updating. In the left menu, select “Pay my bill.”
- Select the due amount by checking the box, then click “Continue.”
- Click “Continue” after choosing the new payment method from the dropdown.
- Review the information and press “Make Payment”.
Electricity scammers tactics: 1. They have a caller ID that might look legit 2. They threaten to shut off your power 3. They usually want immediate payment 4. You might be required to use a prepaid debit card by them. They want to pressure you into doing something rash. By hanging up and calling us at 509-766-2505 to confirm the call, you can defeat them.