RESIDENTIAL RATES | Inland Power

RESIDENTIAL RATES

SERVICE AVAILABILITY CHARGES

SERVICE AVAILABILITY CHARGE - SINGLE PHASE

$31.52/month

SERVICE AVAILABILITY CHARGE - THREE PHASE

$44.66/month

ENERGY CHARGE

$0.0736/kWh

SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICE AVAILABILITY CHARGES

SERVICE AVAILABILITY CHARGE - SINGLE PHASE

$15.76/month

ENERGY CHARGE

$0.0736/kWh

OTHER CHARGES

OUTDOOR LIGHTING/STREET LIGHTING

$15.00/month*

FEE FOR OTHER SERVICES

10% late payment fee on past due balance amount.
Reconnect fee for delinquent accounts using remote disconnect during regular business hours on workdays.
Reconnect fee for delinquent accounts using remote disconnect on weekends, holidays or outside of regular business hours.
Reconnect fee for idle services (subject to Policy 9-4).
Field collection fee
Returned payment fee due to non-sufficient funds, insufficient routing
number, unable to locate account, etc. for check, credit card or EFT.
Meter tampering fee + all associated costs.
Opt out fee for digital meters per month.
Joint use of pole fee (per pole annually).
Wireless Pole Top Attachment [5G] (per pole annually).
Co-gen Inspection Fee (revisit).

Damage to facilities or equipment/other costs incurred by the cooperative:

Labor – actual time at current flat rate
Labor – actual time at current overtime flat rate
Light vehicle time (regardless of mileage)
Light/heavy mix vehicle time (regardless of mileage)
Material/repairs for damaged equipment
Outside contract labor and/or services

* Carrying cost Includes labor cost to purchase/store inventory and interest expense on funds borrowed to purchase material.

$75.00

$75.00

$250.00

$75.00

$20.00

$500.00

$50.00

$15.50

$410.00

$300.00

$120.00/hr

$220.00/hr

$27.50/hr

$33.50/hr

Inland Power's cost + 20%*

Inland Power’s cost for labor/service

Who is responsible for calling in the locates?

Inland will call in locates when we are installing poles and when it is necessary to expose our underground line in order to install an additional piece of equipment. All other locates are the responsibility of the person excavating the property. If you have a contractor digging your ditch, they will be responsible for calling in the locate. To get a locate, phone 811 or 800-424-5555 in Washington and 800-626-4950 in Idaho or the phone number listed in the front of the phone book for your service area. To submit a request through the internet go to www.callbeforeyoudig.org. This is a free service to homeowners.
How long would it take to get electricty to my property?

Generally, you can meet with an engineer within 5-15 working days (please note it could be potentially longer during busy construction season) from the time the application for new service has been received by our office. At that time, depending on the size and detail of the request, a written line extension charge is usually provided 5-10 working days after meeting with the engineer. If the extension is in excess of 1,000 feet, a line relocate or a 3-phase service request, then more time is necessary to provide a cost. Once the fees are paid along with any easements and/or permits noted on the line extension charge, the job will be released for construction. You will need to coordinate the installation of your electrical service with the Operations department. The process can take anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks depending on the detail of the request.