The Imperial Irrigation District‘s Board of Directors approved a 25% reduction in power bills between the months of June and September, authorities announced Tuesday.
The utility provides electricity to more than 150,000 customers in parts of San Diego and Riverside counties, as well as all of Imperial County.
Backed by an $81 million allocation, the board eliminated the Energy Cost Adjustment charge, a decision that members say will deliver a “more stable, transparent rate structure while directing funds toward real savings.”
The board previously approved long-term rate stability through 2028 on a motion by Director Alex Cardenas, according to a statement.
“Our priority is always our customers,” said Gina Dockstader, IID chairperson, in the statement. “This plan ensures real savings, a stronger IID and a more affordable future for our community.”
To find out if a specific home or business is located within the service territory, enter the address in the search box of IDD’s interactive map.
City News Service contributed to this article.
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