Grant PUD gets upgrades with upcoming new Ephrata Service Center
From left, Grant County Public Utility District General Manager John Mertlich and commissioners Nelson Cox, Judy Wilson, Terry Pyle, Larry Schaapman and Tom Flint turn over the first shovelful of dirt at the Ephrata Service Center site.
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This map shows the location of the site of the Grant Public Utility District’s new Ephrata Service Center.
Concept art for the Grant Public Utility District’s new service center shows a campus with administrative buildings, but the campus will also include a variety of facilities for storage and vehicle fleet maintenance and dispatching.
EPHRATA – Not all of the construction near the intersection of Nat Washington Way and State Highway 282 is related to the Grant County Jail. The Grant Public Utility District broke ground on its upcoming Ephrata Service Center Tuesday afternoon, a new facility intended to address the growing demands on the district’s resources.
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