Skip to main content
Avista Logo
Avista Star Burst
Search our site
  • Sign in
    Search our site
  • {{data.CustomerName}}
    •  
      Your Profile
    •  
      Update contact info
    •  
      Update sign in info
    •  
      Notification center
    •  
      Sign Out
    • Your Account
      •  
        Account Management
        Account Summary
        Your Enrollments
        Your Profile
        Alert Preferences
        Manage Rental Properties
        Text and mobile app
        Customer News
        Connections Blog
         
        Your Bill
        Pay your bill
        View your usage
        Billing and Payment History
        Compare Your Bills
        Ways To Pay
        Manage Payments
        Comfort Level Billing
        Understand Your Bill
         
        Payment and energy assistance
        Payment assistance by state
        Payment Arrangements
        Energy assistance
        COVID-19 Customer Information
        New Customers
        Residential / Business
        Moving?
        Start / Stop / Transfer Service
        High / Low / Average

        Thinking about solar?

        Check out our online resources for a list of FAQs, financial estimators and qualified contractors in your area.

        Learn more

    • Save Energy
      •  
        Ways to Save
        Rebates
        Lighting Tips
        Energy Saving Advice
         
        Conserve
        Washington Energy-Smart Loans
         
        Tools
        Always On Energy Calculator
        Fuel Cost Calculator
        Tools For Your Business
        Energy and Savings Profile
        Furnace Filter Program
        Find a Contractor
        Shop for Appliances
        Energy Checklist
         
        Green Options
        My Clean Energy
        Go solar
        Renewable Natural Gas
        Community Renewable Options
        Electric Transportation
        Compressed Natural Gas

        Avista Marketplace

        Find the best price, energy efficiency information, consumer ratings, and buy all in one place.

        Shop now

    • Safety
      •  
        Call 811 Before You Dig
        Natural Gas Safety
        Safety Videos
        Tree Pruning
         
        Electric Safety
        Wildfire Resiliency
        Safety Around Dams
        Kid's Center
         
        Beware of Scams
        Emergency Responders
        Public Officials

        Call 811 before you dig

        State law requires you to call at least two working days before you dig

        Know what’s below

    • Outages
      •  
        Outage Report / Status
        Report An Electric Outage
        Check Status
        Outage Map
         
        Safety and Preparation
        Outage Center
         
        Text and mobile app
        Notification Center

        Keep track of outages

        Outage information, including an outage map and an alert center, at your fingertips.

        Stay connected

    • About Us
      •  
        Avista At A Glance
        Our Company
        ESG/Corporate Responsibility
        Working at Avista
        Our Community
        Integrated Resource Planning
        FERC Standards of Conduct and Price Reporting
        Our Energy Mix
        Connections Blog
         
        Electric and Gas Service
        Rates and Tariffs
        Construction Services
        Become a Supplier or Contractor
        Smart Meters
         
         
        Environmental Stewardship
        Celebrate Our Rivers
        Our Commitment
        Climate Change
        Recreation
        Water Flow Information
    • Contact Us
      •  
        Give us a call

        Residential customers:
        (800) 227-9187


        Business customers:
        (800) 936-6629


        Hearing impaired:
        dial 711


        Our phone lines are open:
        7:00 am - 7:00 pm Monday - Friday
        9:00 am - 5:00 pm on Saturdays

         
        Email us

        We'll get back to you within 2 business days (excluding holidays).

        Send us an email


        Construction services

        Need gas or electric service to your property?

        Request a construction job


        Social Media
         
        Mailing address
        Bill payments may be mailed to (or placed in the drop box) at:
        1411 E. Mission Ave.
        Spokane, WA ‍99252-0001
        Downed power line? Damaged utility pole?

        Smell or hear a gas leak or need to report a downed power line?

        Call (800) 227-9187.

    ╳
    Account has a stopped service as of {{ data.AgreementStoppedDate }} View details
    Address: {{data.ServiceAddress[0].Value}} (other addresses)
    Account has a stopped service as of {{ data.AgreementStoppedDate }} View details
    Address: {{data.ServiceAddress[0].Value}} (other addresses)
    Too many failed attempts
    We're sorry, your account has been locked. For your security, please contact us at (800) 227-9187.
    Close

    Return to managed accounts

    Managed By: {{data.ManagerName}} and {{data.Managers.length - 1}} more

    Managers

    • {{manager.ManagerName}}
    Remove account manager
    Click Confirm below to remove the ability for this party to manage your account.
    {{clientManagerError}}
    Cancel

    Recreation

    Besides generating clean, renewable hydropower, our Clark Fork and Spokane River Projects provide abundant recreational opportunities. They are surrounded by thousands of acres of land that offer outdoor recreational activities such as boating, camping, fishing, bird watching, swimming, hiking, and more.

    The Clark Fork River and Spokane River are generally open to the public and accessible from both land and water for day-use recreational activities. As you enjoy the many activities this area has to offer, please play it safe above and below a dam and obey all posted warning signs.

    Plan your next day trip along the Clark Fork River or Spokane River.

    • View Clark Fork River interactive map.
    • View Spokane River interactive map.

    Upriver Park

    Construction has begun on Upriver Park, beginning with completing the North Center and Upriver Park intersection and thinning non-native vegetation along Upriver Drive. The Centennial Trail is being rerouted along Greene Street.

    When the park is finished in late fall 2021, visitors will be greeted by a plaza at each of the two entrances and other park amenities, including a brick arch, new park benches, updated signage, a water fountain and picnic tables. The thinning and trimming of trees and removing invasive species along the shoreline will open new views of the river and offer improved, managed access to the existing shoreline.

    The park also includes developing a carry-in-only boating access site to address the increase in demand for water-based recreation facilities within Spokane’s urban community and to provide additional access to project waters. Located on Avista-owned property, the carry-in-only site will consist of a boat put-in and take-out and an informal pedestrian path to the Spokane River.

    Avista will maintain the Upriver Park in partnership with the City of Spokane Parks and Recreation Department as a valuable community asset open to all.

    Rendering of Upriver Park
    • Our Commitment
    • Working at Avista
    • Integrated Resource Planning
    • Washington's Clean Energy Future
    • About Our Energy Mix
    • Our Rates and Tariffs
    • FERC Standards of Conduct and Price Reporting
    • Celebrate Our Rivers
      • Recreation
      • Shoreline Health
      • Water Flow Information
      • Land Use: Plans and Programs
      • Wetlands Protection
      • Plants, Animals, Habitats
      • Water Quality
      • Cultural Resources
      • Spill Response
      • Federal Licensing
    • Contact Us
    • Our Community
    • Construction Services
    • Smart Meters
    • Become a Supplier or Contractor
    Contact Us Investors ESG/Corporate Responsibility Careers Policies, Guidelines & Hotline Connections Blog

    ©2022 Avista Corporation. All Rights Reserved