Utilities
Whether your interest in Aberdeen is living here or establishing a commercial or industrial enterprise here, you will be happy to learn that in addition to having access to good quality internet, we also enjoy affordable electricity prices. We are fortunate to have modern, reliable services of a quality often not found in small towns or rural parts of the U.S.
Below is a list of local utility providers and links to their contact info.
Electricity is provided by Grays Harbor PUD. They also have an online Bill Payment option.
Broadband Service Providers List from Grays Harbor PUD. Our PUD continues to enhance our fiber optic network, providing good quality high speed internet to this county of small towns and rural residents. State law allows them to be a wholesale provider of broadband, but forbids them from directly selling broadband to the end user themselves.
That listing is for the county. In Aberdeen, we have Comcast, aka Xfinity. Their office is in the Olympic Gateway Plaza (where the Walmart is located).
Page last updated September 18, 2020
Below is a list of local utility providers and links to their contact info.
Service Providers
Water, Sewer and Garbage are handled through the local city government. For your convenience, the city of Aberdeen has an online utility payment option.Electricity is provided by Grays Harbor PUD. They also have an online Bill Payment option.
Broadband Service Providers List from Grays Harbor PUD. Our PUD continues to enhance our fiber optic network, providing good quality high speed internet to this county of small towns and rural residents. State law allows them to be a wholesale provider of broadband, but forbids them from directly selling broadband to the end user themselves.
That listing is for the county. In Aberdeen, we have Comcast, aka Xfinity. Their office is in the Olympic Gateway Plaza (where the Walmart is located).
Aberdeen, WA Electricity Statistics
- Commercial rates average 8.04¢/kWh. This is higher than the Washington average (7.68¢/kWh) but lower than the national average (10.09¢/kWh).
- Residential rates average 8.55¢/kWh. This is similar to the Washington average rate of 8.53¢/kWh and is less than the national average of 11.88¢/kWh.
- Industrial rates average 5.87¢/kWh. This is higher than the Washington average rate of 4.13¢/kWh but less than the national average rate of 6.67¢/kWh.
Page last updated September 18, 2020
