Public Utility District No. 2 of Grant County Regular Meeting
The Commission addressed several key agenda items, including the authorization of a condemnation easement for transmission line expansion and the approval of the Mid-C Geothermal Interlocal Cooperative Agreement to explore geothermal energy feasibility. Additionally, the Commission approved a collective bargaining agreement with IBEW Local 77, amended rate schedules for transmission and ancillary services, awarded a contract for the Quincy Transmission Expansion Plan, and updated the cross-connection control program. The meeting also featured various technical presentations on energy supply, organizational performance, audit results, and environmental reports.
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Grant County Public Utility District Strategic Plan 2026-2030
This document outlines strategic initiatives across various departments, presented in May 2026, aimed at enhancing customer experience, modernizing operations, and ensuring financial sustainability. Key strategies include a three-year rate strategy (2026-2028) designed to reduce risk, improve cost allocation, and manage volatility through new rate classes and a stabilization program. Efforts are also focused on building customer trust and communication by modernizing workflows, fostering high-trust interactions, and providing accessible rate information. Operational improvements encompass substation controls upgrades with a timeline extending to 2030, cross-departmental process enhancements, capacity planning, and the implementation of a Distribution Management System. The overall objectives are to maintain reliable and affordable service, increase internal efficiency, optimize investments, and ensure long-term stability and customer satisfaction.
