Outdoor Lighting

New Outdoor Light

An outdoor light provides dusk-to-dawn lighting, offering an extra measure of security for your home or business.

If you have an outdoor area that needs more lighting, consider PUD 3’s outdoor lighting program. It’s really simple to get started, and you don’t have to buy or install the light fixtures. PUD 3 furnishes, installs, owns, and maintains the light, which is mounted on a utility pole near your home or business. The lights will operate automatically each night from dusk to dawn. For more information, download our Outdoor Lighting Brochure (PDF) and view our outdoor lighting rates.

Overhead lights are available to all PUD 3 customers for security and safety. Common applications include:

• For Your Home – Yard lights for convenience, safety, and security.
• At Your Business – Welcome customers while ensuring safety and security.
• In Your Community – Homeowners Associations, clubhouses, parks, mailboxes, cul-de-sacs, etc.

To get started, contact our conservation department at (360) 426-0777 fill out the online form.

Alert! Material Shortages and Supply Chain Crisis Causing Delays

The electrical industry is facing a nationwide supply chain crisis. While full payment for a customers proposal will secure today’s pricing, it does not guarantee that material is available when the customer is ready. Workorders released material packaging will be prioritized by material availability, amount/type of material required, and customer readiness. All of this means that construction schedules may be severely delayed. Read more about our Material Shortages and Supply Chain Crisis.

Report a Light Problem

Worry-free maintenance is one of the reasons you chose PUD 3 for your outdoor lighting needs.

PUD 3 maintains many (but not all) of the street and yard lights in Mason County. If you notice a street or yard light that is out, or if there are other problems with the light, please report it using the form below and a PUD 3 representative will contact you for more information to address the situation. You can also call our conservation department at (360) 426-0777 to report a light problem.