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Tri-Cities Utilities & Service Contacts

Moving into a home in the Tri-Cities? Here’s a simple starting point for setting up the services you’ll actually need. Utility providers can vary by exact address—especially outside city limits—so confirm service for the property address when you call.

Tip: Have the property address, closing or move-in date, and a photo ID handy when you contact a provider.

Kennewick

Water & sewer
City of Kennewick Customer Service
509-585-4266
Electricity
Benton PUD
509-582-2175
Natural gas, where available
Cascade Natural Gas
888-522-1130
Garbage & recycling
Waste Management / Kennewick Recycles
877-466-4668
Irrigation, where applicable
Kennewick Irrigation District
509-586-9111

Columbia Irrigation District: 509-586-6118 · columbiairrigation.com

Pasco

Water, sewer & City irrigation
City of Pasco Utility Billing
509-545-3488
Electricity
Franklin PUD
509-547-5591
Natural gas, where available
Cascade Natural Gas
888-522-1130
Garbage & recycling
Basin Disposal
509-547-2476

Richland

City utilities / utility billing
City of Richland Customer Service
509-942-1104 (option 4)

The City of Richland operates city utility services including electric, water/wastewater and solid waste.

Natural gas, where available
Cascade Natural Gas
888-522-1130
Irrigation can vary by property/neighborhood
Quick-reference contacts

Badger Mountain Irrigation District: 509-628-0777 · Columbia Irrigation District: 509-586-6118 · Kennewick Irrigation District: 509-586-9111

West Richland

Water, sewer, garbage and City irrigation
City of West Richland Utilities
509-967-3431
Electricity
Benton REA
509-967-2921
Natural gas, where available
Cascade Natural Gas
888-522-1130
Garbage service provider
Basin Disposal
509-547-2476
Irrigation, where applicable
Columbia Irrigation District
509-586-6118

Kennewick Irrigation District: 509-586-9111

Utility boundaries do not always follow city limits. If you are unsure who serves a specific property, start with the city utility office or the electric utility listed above and give them the property address.

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