
The Grant Count Public Utility District (PUD)
Delivering Reliable and Renewable Energy At One Of The Lowest Rates In America
GCPUD is a public electric utility serving over 46,000 customers throughout Grant County. The ability to maintain local leadership of power resources has allowed the county to grow and prosper. Our low-cost power allows the county to be a leading player in agricultural, technology, and advanced manufacturing industries. The Priest Rapids Project, comprised of Priest Rapids and Wanapum dams, has the capacity to produce 2,000 megawatts of renewable and reliable electricity.
WSU Research and Intelligence Office Tours Grant County
Dr. Brian Kraft from the Office of Research at Washington State University (WSU) is not only tasked with over seeing the Small Business Development Center for Washington State, he also […]
Read MoreQuincy High School
The Grant County Economic Development Council was able to tour the new Quincy High School that is currently being built on Road 11 NW. The state-of-the-art building will be open […]
Read MoreGrant County Labor Area Summary
The Washington Employment Security Department released the latest labor area summary. This summary analyzes the economies of Washington State and focuses on the comparison from May 2019 to May 2018 […]
Read MoreGrant County EDC
CONTACT US
Brant Mayo Executive Director
brant@grantedc.com
Emily Smith Business Recruitment Manager
emily@grantedc.com
Allan Peterson Business Development Manager
allan.peterson@wsbdc.org
Rebecca Jones Accountant
rebecca@grantedc.com





