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Emerald Public Utility District

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2026 current openings

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Emerald Public Utility District is hiring linemen. A group of citizens started Emerald PUD in 1983 to achieve better reliability & lower rates. Emerald PUD serves approximately 20,000 homes in rural Lane County and has 65 employees. Emerald is one of six People's Utility Districts providing electricity to customers in Oregon.

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Emerald Public Utility District Lineman Pay and Salary Information

The average annual pay for a Lineman at Emerald Public Utility District is $65,405 a year. Emerald Public Utility District has health insurance program.

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