New Service and Line Extension Requests -
PUBLIC NOTICE
SAN CARLOS IRRIGATION PROJECT-POWER DIVISION
NEW SERVICE & LINE EXTENSION REQUESTS
Effective immediately, the San Carlos Irrigation Project – Power Division (SCIP-PD) will not expand its customer base or electric facilities—including new construction or line extension projects—unless SCIP-PD determines that (1) no other electric utility is able to provide service to the applicant and (2) SCIP-PD is capable of providing service at the time of application. Cost to the applicant for service from other utilities will not be a factor in SCIP’s determination.
Process
New applicants requesting electric service and existing customers requesting increased loads from the SCIP–PD must first contact all other adjacent local electric utilities to request power service before submitting an application to SCIP-PD. If all surrounding electric utilities are unable to provide service to the designated location, new customers may make an in-person appointment with SCIP-PD and bring the denial letters or memorandums for our review. The denial(s) must be in writing, cannot be based on cost to the customer, and must specify the street address or physical description of the service location.
Upon receiving a complete application—including required written denials from surrounding utilities, SCIP–PD will review all documentation, determine whether SCIP is the sole feasible provider, determine whether SCIP can serve the applicant’s location and load, and issue a decision regarding electric service to the requested location.
For assistance with this process or for questions regarding documentation requirements, contact SCIP-PD via email to scipbusiness@bia.gov or mail inquiries to:
San Carlos Irrigation Project
P.O. Box 250
Coolidge, Arizona, 85128
This notice is issued pursuant to the authority specified in SCIP-PD’s authorizing statutes and BIA’s electric power utilities regulations at 25 CFR §175.
Bill Payment Options
Application
Service Request
Rates
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Residential
15.93
The average price a residential customer in the United States pays for electricity is 15.93 cents per kWh
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Commercial
19.77
The average price a commercial customer in the United States pays for electricity is 19.77 cents per kWh
What are the Fees?
SCIPs rates and fees are competitive with other utilities because SCIP evaluates the financial basis for the purchase power cost adjustor quarterly to determine if or when it can be reduced or eliminated.
Contact Us
San Carlos Irrigation Project
P. O. Box 250
Coolidge, AZ 85128
13805 N Arizona Blvd
Coolidge, AZ 85128
scipbusiness@bia.gov
