Skagit Public Utility District
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Skagit PUD’s board of three elected commissioners set policy for the utility. The Commissioners are elected by the community and serve six-year terms on a nonpartisan basis.
The Commissioners hold open meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 4:30 p.m. in the Aqua Room, where the public can observe and participate in decisions made by the PUD Board of Commissioners.
An audio recording is created, and minutes are taken at each meeting. Minutes are not considered final until approved at the next commission meeting.
Skagit PUD commission meeting minutes are available and open to the public for review. To view past meeting minutes, please visit our Commission Meeting Documents page.
2025 Regular Commission Meeting Schedule
- December 9
- December 23 (Canceled)
2026 Regular Commission Meeting Schedule
- January 13
- January 27
- February 10 (Canceled)
- February 24
- March 10
- March 24
- April 14
- April 28
- May 12
- May 26
- June 9
- June 23
- July 14
- July 28
- August 11
- August 25
- September 8
- September 22
- October 13 - Budget Hearing
- October 27
- November 10
- November 24
- December 8
- December 22
2026 Commission Work Sessions
- October 20 - Budget Work Session No. 1
- October 27 - Budget Work Session No. 2
- November 3 - Budget Work Session No. 3 (Tentative)
Commissioner Districts
Skagit County is divided into three geographic districts on the basis of population. At the time of election, each Commissioner must live in and represent their district.
District No. 1 encompasses Anacortes and Fidalgo Island, LaConner, Bay View, Bow, Edison, and the Blanchard areas.
District No. 2 includes Mount Vernon, Conway, and the southern portion of Skagit County to the Snohomish County line.
District No. 3 is the largest geographic district, and includes Burlington, Sedro-Woolley, Concrete, Marblemount, and all of the upriver communities.