Electricity rates in Prairie Heights, WA
Prairie Heights (4,405 people, Pierce County) is served by Puget Sound Energy. Homes on Puget Sound Energy pay about 19.45¢/kWh, 38% more than the Washington average.
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Electric companies serving Prairie Heights
| Utility | Type | Rate | Avg bill | Homes (statewide) | Outage min |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Puget Sound Energy | Investor-owned utility | 19.45¢ | $168 | 1.10M | 580 |
Power outages in Pierce County right now
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Outage history in Pierce County
| 2024 | 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Outage minutes per customer | 648 | 1,161 |
| Days with outages | 112 | 100 |
| Most customers out at once | 42,334 (22.2%) | 86,311 (45.4%) |
| Worst day | 2024-12-18 | 2025-10-26 |
Outage minutes by month, 2025
More outage time than 2024 (648 min). Data: ORNL EAGLE-I county outage snapshots every 15 minutes, covering all utilities in the county.
Nearby cities
- Prairie Ridge 19.4¢
- Buckley 19.4¢
- Bonney Lake 19.4¢
- Crocker 19.4¢
- Orting 19.4¢
- Alderton 19.4¢
- McMillin 19.4¢
- Enumclaw 19.4¢
- Sumner 19.4¢
- South Hill 19.4¢
ZIP codes: 98321, 98385, 98391
Frequently asked questions
What is the electricity rate in Prairie Heights?
Most homes in Prairie Heights get power from Puget Sound Energy, where residential customers pay an average of 19.45¢/kWh including all charges. The Washington average is 14.12¢ and the U.S. average 17.99¢.
What is the average electric bill in Prairie Heights?
About $168 a month, based on 863 kWh a month (the average for Puget Sound Energy customers) at 19.45¢/kWh. Homes with electric heat, pools or EVs pay more.
Who is the electric company in Prairie Heights, WA?
Puget Sound Energy serves Prairie Heights.
How often does the power go out in Prairie Heights?
In 2025, customers in Pierce County averaged 19 hr 21 min without power. Outages hit 100 days of the year, and the worst day was 2025-10-26, when 86,311 customers (45.4%) were out. Source: ORNL EAGLE-I.