Beware: More PUD Scams

Monday, April 21, 2025 at 6:54 AM

Officials urge customers not to send money or share personal information and to always verify account details directly with the PUD.

Grays Harbor PUD is warning customers to watch out for a renewed wave of phone scams threatening to shut off power over fake overdue bills. The utility says scammers are now spoofing PUD phone numbers, making the calls appear more legitimate. Officials urge customers not to send money or share personal information and to always verify account details directly with the PUD. Anyone who receives a suspicious call is encouraged to contact PUD Customer Service at 360-532-4220.

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Beware: More PUD Scams

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