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OUR MISSION IS OUR MEMBERS

ABOUT US

When investor-owned utilities bypassed the nation’s rural areas because of sparse population, citizens eventually took matters into their own hands. Inland Power was organized in 1937 by some of these spirited forerunners who were dedicated to getting farm folks “to see the light.” On April 27, 1938, 160 farms northeast of Spokane were the first Inland members to receive power from the cooperative.

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Today, Inland Power is the largest electric cooperative in the state and continues to grow with approximately 46,000 meters. We serve 13 counties in eastern Washington and northern Idaho. 

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OUTAGE CENTER

From time-to-time, events beyond our control create outages. When that happens we will keep you posted with important information in our Outage Center. To view specific details of each reported Inland Power outage, click here to go to our Outage Center.

Call (877) 668-8243
   to report an outage.
 

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What is Fire Safety Mode?

Fire Safety Mode represents an alternative operational strategy for our electrical distribution system, prioritizing system security and public safety over regular operations, which may lead to increased service interruptions. Under normal circumstances, when an external object, like a tree branch, contacts our power lines, our devices detect the short circuit, briefly interrupt power, and then try to automatically restore it. If the obstruction is cleared, power is reestablished quickly, resulting in only a minor service interruption.

 

However, in Fire Safety Mode, this automatic restoration functionality is turned off (non-reclose) in areas identified as having a higher wildfire risk. Consequently, service disruptions that would typically be momentary will instead be prolonged, necessitating a crew to manually inspect and restore power. Fire Safety Mode is currently scheduled to commence around June 1, 2025; however, this date may change depending on weather conditions. Once initiated, fire safety mode will remain active throughout the dry season and will only be deactivated when burn bans are lifted and cooler weather returns.

Inland Power Introduces Fire Safety Mode Levels

With fire season approaching, we are launching our new 4-step level system for Fire Safety Mode settings and communication to our members. As conditions evolve throughout the season, our Fire Safety Mode levels will be updated accordingly. Members can check the current level for their location by visiting our website at inlandpower.com. We also invite our members to follow us on FacebookInstagram, or X for social media updates

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What you should know.

ACCESS YOUR INLAND POWER ACCOUNT ANYTIME, ANYPLACE

Inland Power offers an online and mobile tool to make viewing your account, making payments and changing your online preferences easier than ever via our SmartHub website and mobile app.

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Inland Power is my cooperative!

LightReading

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LIGHT READING

Read our current newsletter for the latest update on your cooperative.

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2024 ANNUAL
REPORT

Inland Power & Light’s annual report is another opportunity for us to connect with our members. This report is a thorough recap of the previous year, a discussion on accomplishments and challenges that we faced and an overview of Inland’s vision for the road ahead.

Click the image to view the full report.

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GO PAPERLESS

Receiving and paying your monthly electric bill online is a convenient and easy way to save time and money. You can also significantly reduce waste by not receiving a paper bill and paying with a check each month.

Start your path to
BUILDING ENERGY SAVINGS TODAY!

The BEST low interest financing program (5%) is a great opportunity to get energy saving projects completed in your home!

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HOME ENERGY AUDIT PROGRAM

Inland Power is pleased to offer a no charge energy audit service to Inland Power members. Our energy audit is a comprehensive assessment that can help you understand the whole picture of your home's energy use. An audit can help you determine how much your home uses, where your home is losing energy, and which problem areas and fixes you should prioritize to make your home more efficient and comfortable.

Upgrade your smart thermostat for FREE!

We are giving away smart thermostats to all Inland Power members with electrically-heated homes! Limit one claim per home. Click here to claim your FREE thermostat!

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INLAND POWER'S
BILL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

At Inland Power we understand that financial burdens can come up from time to time. Our goal is to help valued members through our bill assistance program when those challenging times arise.

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PROGRAM DETAILS

AND REQUIREMENTS:

We're here for you!

  • Must be current Inland Power residential member.

  • Qualified member are allowed to submit one application request per calendar year.

  • Assistance allowance is only for the current amount due with a maximum of $350.

  • All documentation requirements listed in the application package must be included at the time your application is submitted.

  • Complete, sign and date application

To learn more, please contact us at inlandpower@inlandpower.com or 509-747-7151

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