For residents and businesses in Snohomish County Washington having reliable electricity from Snohomish County PUD is essential. But keeping your PUD account in good standing requires promptly paying your Snohomish PUD bill each month. The utility offers various payment options to make it quick and easy to pay your bill on time.
In this guide, we’ll provide an overview of the ways Snohomish County PUD customers can pay their electric bill, either online, by phone, by mail or in person. We’ll also look at tips for avoiding late fees, saving on your bill, and setting up recurring payments.
Online Bill Pay
The easiest and most convenient way for most customers to pay their Snohomish PUD bill is online through the MySnoPUD portal Paying online allows you to
- Pay immediately by credit/debit card or electronic check
- View current and past billing statements
- Check your account balance
- Monitor energy usage
- Set up automatic recurring payments
To pay online, you’ll first need to register for a MySnoPUD account. Once signed up, you can log in anytime to view your bill details and make a payment. Snohomish PUD does not charge any fees for online bill pay It’s fast, secure, available 24/7, and easy to set up automatic monthly payments if desired
Paying by Phone
If you prefer to speak with a representative, Snohomish PUD customers can pay their utility bill over the phone by calling toll-free 1-888-909-4628. Their customer service team is available to take payments and answer account questions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
When paying by phone, have your account number, amount owed, and credit/debit card or bank account information ready. Payments made by 6 PM on a business day will typically be applied to your account the next business day. As with online payments, there are no fees for paying your PUD bill by phone.
Paying by Mail
Snohomish County PUD still provides the option for customers to pay their utility bills by mailing in a check or money order. Your monthly PUD bill comes with a return payment envelope that you can use to mail in your payment. Be sure to include the payment slip from your bill to avoid processing delays.
Payments should be made out to Snohomish PUD and mailed to:
Snohomish PUD
PO Box 1100
Everett, WA 98206-1100
While there are no fees to pay by mail, it does take 5-7 days for mailed payments to process and post to your account. Paying online or by phone credits your payment much quicker.
Paying In Person
For utility customers who prefer to pay their PUD bills in person, there are a few in-person payment options:
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At PUD headquarters in Everett – You can pay by cash, check or credit/debit card here Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm.
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Authorized payment stations – Places like banks or grocery stores that collect payments. Search the payment location map to find one near you.
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Prepaid credit cards are not accepted for in-person PUD bill payments.
Past due payments can only be made at PUD offices, not other payment stations. Be aware that in-person payments may have associated fees, unlike Snohomish PUD’s online, phone and mail payment options.
Setting Up Recurring Payments
If you want to set your Snohomish PUD bill on autopilot each month, you can enroll in automatic recurring payments. This way, the amount due is automatically deducted from your chosen payment method on the bill’s due date each month.
Recurring payments can be set up:
- Online – Log into MySnoPUD and enroll in AutoPay.
- By phone – Call 1-888-909-4628 and speak to a representative.
- By mail – Fill out and return the AutoPay form that came with your bill.
Recurring payments prevent late fees and service interruptions by ensuring your bill is paid on time without the hassle of remembering to pay manually.
Avoid Late Fees with On-Time Payment
Snohomish PUD billing due dates are typically around the 10th of each month. Failure to pay your PUD bill on time can result in a 1.5% monthly late fee applied to any overdue balance. If your bill remains unpaid, your service may also be disconnected – requiring a $40 reconnection fee be paid before restoring service.
You can avoid late fees by:
- Paying your bill early or on the due date each month
- Enrolling in AutoPay recurring payments
- Notifying PUD immediately if you’ll be late on a payment
Keeping your account current is important, so take advantage of the many ways to pay your PUD bill conveniently and on time every month.
Financial Assistance Options with Snohomish PUD
For utility customers facing financial hardship who are struggling to pay their Snohomish PUD bill each month, there are assistance programs available:
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Bill Payment Assistance – Offers payment plans and bill credits for income-qualified customers.
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Project PRIDE – Helps limited-income seniors and disabled customers pay their utility bills.
In addition, Snohomish PUD partners with Homage to provide senior home repair and weatherization grants that can help lower utility bills. Contact PUD customer service to learn more about bill assistance programs you may qualify for.
Ways to Save on Your Snohomish PUD Bill
Along with payment help for those in need, all Snohomish PUD customers can take steps to reduce their monthly electric bills and save money:
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Conserve energy – Simple habits like turning off lights, adjusting your thermostat, using ENERGY STAR appliances and more can reduce your energy usage and bills.
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Weatherization – Having an energy audit done and sealing air leaks or adding insulation can make your home more efficient.
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Appliance rebates – Snohomish PUD offers rebates on efficient electric heat pumps, water heaters, smart thermostats, insulation and more.
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Solar panels – Installing rooftop solar panels provides renewable energy to offset your electricity usage and bills.
Be sure to check Snohomish PUD’s energy conservation tips and current rebate offers to find ways to reduce electricity costs each month.
Frequently Asked Questions About Snohomish PUD Bill Payment
Many utility customers in Snohomish County likely have additional questions about paying their PUD electric bills. Here are answers to some commonly asked questions:
What are the ways I can pay my PUD bill?
You can pay your Snohomish PUD bill online, by phone, by mail, or in person. Online and phone payments are the fastest and most convenient options.
Is there a fee for paying by debit/credit card?
No, Snohomish PUD does not charge any convenience fees for online or phone payments made by debit/credit card.
When is my PUD bill due each month?
PUD bills are typically due around the 10th of each month. Check your monthly statement for the exact due date.
What if I’m going to be late making a payment?
Contact Snohomish PUD as soon as possible if you expect to miss paying your bill on time. They can discuss payment plan options to avoid late fees or service interruption.
Can I set up automatic bill payments each month?
Yes, you can enroll in recurring automatic payments that deduct your PUD bill from your chosen payment method each month on the due date.
Where is the nearest payment location to pay my bill in person?
Use the Snohomish PUD payment map to find authorized in-person payment stations near you.
Paying your PUD utility bill on time each month is important for all Snohomish County residents and businesses. Be sure to take advantage of the various payment options Snohomish PUD offers to conveniently pay your bill online, by phone, mail or in person. Reach out to them if you need assistance or have any other questions.
