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Poulsbo utility payment plan set as moratorium ends

Silverdale, WALocal News

The city of Poulsbo has announced the launch of an Emergency Flexible Pay Plan to support utility customers as the moratorium on utility shutoffs comes to an end. Many residents are still facing financial difficulties due to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. This plan allows customers to customize their payment schedules to align with their financial situations, helping to avoid service interruptions that could worsen their hardships. By providing flexible payment options, the city aims to promote financial stability within the community during this challenging economic period. This initiative underscores Poulsbo's dedication to ensuring access to essential services like water and electricity for all residents.

As the community transitions out of the moratorium, such support is crucial for many households. The city encourages residents to utilize this program and seek assistance as necessary, marking a significant step in addressing community needs during these uncertain times.

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