PUD Whatcom

08/15/2026

Whatcom PUD has declared an emergency and initiated the process for an emergency water line replacement. Photo depicts a point of deteriation located in the exisitng Douglas Road water line. Visit our website to read the full declaration and to subscribe for notifications regarding service on the Douglas Line and/or construction in the areas of Unick and Ulrich Roads.
https://www.pudwhatcom.org/notifications/general-news/post/emergency-declaration-for-water-line-replacement

08/06/2026

United is the way we help during times of crisis. United Ways of the Pacific Northwest has set up a Disaster Recovery Fund to help with relief efforts in our region. You can donate to help those affected by wild fires here: https://www.uwpnw.org/disaster_recovery

07/27/2026

07/23/2026

Whatcom PUD is proud to support United Way of Whatcom County through employee deduction options for contributions.

07/16/2026

07/16/2026

07/15/2026

Wildfire conditions exist, a Red Flag warning has been issued, and the Fire Marshall announced we're now at a Stage 2 Burn Ban:

07/08/2026

Lots of time, effort and teamwork went into building our float this year, and we are proud to be recognized as the top entry in Blaine's 4th of July parade. Thank you again to everyone who contributed.

We had an incredible time at the parade during Tuttle and Crump's Freedom 250 Old Fashioned 4th of July this weekend! There were so many amazing parade participants, floats, dancers, musicians, and more!
✨ Please help us congratulate the parade winners: ✨
First place: PUD Whatcom
Second place: Blaine Youth Sports
Third place: Blaine Family Medicine (Family Care Network)

07/08/2026

Some helpful tips on ways to protect your home during wildfire season.

All working together for one common GOOOOAAAAAAAAAL ⚽

Sure, wildfire season has started, but just like the World Cup some of the best things happen in extra time! You can still join the team and do little things around your home and yard that make a BIG impact if a wildfire does occur near you this summer.

It is as simple as:
-Make sure your roof and gutters are free of leaves, needles, and other debris
-Remove tree limbs that may overhang your home and leave 10-15 feet between crowns to avoid fire transfer
-Between 5-30 feet of your home make sure plants and vegetation are pruned, lean, clean, and green
-Ensure any chimneys or vents have a screen to help protect embers from getting inside

You can learn more by heading to: DNR.wa.gov/wildfires