Once all requirements have been met, construction will be scheduled based on:
EPUD will coordinate scheduling with the customer or contractor once the project is ready for construction.
Before a work order is released to EPUD construction crews, the following items must be completed:
For underground line extensions, the customer is responsible for:
All customer‑installed facilities must meet EPUD construction specifications and be ready for inspection prior to construction.
For all new, modified, relocated, or upgraded electric services — whether overhead or underground — the customer is responsible for the purchase and placement of all required metering facilities, including the meter base or meter main, in accordance with EPUD specifications.
All metering equipment must be installed, inspected, and approved by the State or City electrical inspector prior to EPUD construction or service energization.
EPUD does not supply or install customer‑owned metering equipment.
After the design is complete, EPUD will provide:
If a road or right‑of‑way crossing permit is required, EPUD will apply to the appropriate agency for approval after payment has been received and all required documents are complete.
Once your application and fee have been received, an EPUD Engineering Technician will be assigned to your project.
Depending on the type and complexity of the request:
Electrical service is designed based on the loads provided. Loads not identified in the application may result in redesign, added cost, or future corrections.
To begin the process, customers must submit a completed Service Application along with all required forms and the applicable Cost Estimate Fee.
A service application can also be obtained by contacting EPUD Operations at (541) 744‑7492.
At a minimum, this includes:
Incomplete applications or missing fees will delay processing. Construction should not begin until EPUD has completed the design and issued approval.
