Learn more about the history and mission of the Grays Harbor Public Utility District by reading the full and official proclamation that can be found at their website.
This week the Grays Harbor PUD Board of Commissioners passed a proclamation recognizing October 3-
7 as Public Power Week in Grays Harbor County. The history of public power in Washington goes back to
the 1930's, when rural communities took a stand for local control over what has become a critical
resource. Learn more about the history and mission of the Grays Harbor Public Utility District by reading
the full and official proclamation that can be found at our website.
https://www.ghpud.org/news-releases/pud-commissioners-recognize-public-power-
week/?fbclid=IwAR2sBjnUQ9R4rX2kpszkf5wv9HciSVikoxRvIpFf_JoV15hD7YDKKy0WiAs
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