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The Utilities Division of Yakima County Public Services is responsible for the operation and development of the county’s domestic water and wastewater systems. Currently, the Utilities Division operates 27 water systems and 3 wastewater systems located throughout Yakima County.
- Power Outages
Prepare a power outage kit. For short duration outages...
- Power Outages
Utility Services is located on the first floor in the lobby of Yakima City Hall and can provide general information and service to all City Hall patrons and visitors. Contact information is listed on the right side of this page. Current Customers. You will need your account number to make a payment. Your address will not work.
Prepare a power outage kit. For short duration outages consider having glow light sticks, flashlights, a battery-powered radio, extra batteries and a wind-up clock on hand. Make sure you have an alternate heat source and a supply of fuel. Have a corded telephone available.
E-Payments. Property Taxes. Get information on your parcel and pay online. Yakima County Clerk. To pay fines, restitution and/or for copied materials (pleadings or hearing requests - FTR (JAVS). Yakima County District Court. To pay court fee or fine. Yakima County Utility. To pay Yakima County water and sewer bills only.
The Utility Notification Center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and accepts calls from contractors, homeowners, or anyone planning to dig. Locate requests are accepted over the phone, through a fax-a-locate program, or through the ITIC program.
Power outages for Tri Cities and Yakima. Benton PUD now serves over 55,000 customers in Kennewick, Finley, Benton City, Prosser, and outlying areas. Click the image to go to the Benton PUD power outage page. Benton REA currently serves more than 11,000 members in portions of Benton, Yakima and Lewis counties in Washington state.
19 kwi 2024 · How to apply. To apply for energy assistance, you must schedule an appointment with an organization that offers services in your area. Connect with a provider. Use the LIHEAP public map tool to view and select the county you live in.
