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WELCOME TO
ENERGY NORTHWEST
VISITOR GUIDE
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welcome to energy northwest
Welcome to Energy Northwest. We look forward
to your visit with us. Please use this guide to help
make your time at our facilities and in the Tri-Cities
more enjoyable. In this guide, you will find
additional information about Energy Northwest
as well as directions, what to do in case of an
emergency and our policies.
Energy Northwest is a public power, state Joint
Operating Agency headquartered in Richland,
Wash. Chartered in 1957, we
have member utilities and municipalities
from across the state.
Our nuclear, hydroelectric, wind and solar
projects deliver nearly 1,300 megawatts of
reliable, affordable, environmentally responsible
electricity to the Northwest power grid. We
continually explore and develop new generation
opportunities while offering a wide range of energy
services. Energy Northwest owns and operates
Columbia Generating Station, Nine Canyon Wind
Project, Packwood Lake Hydroelectric Project and
White Bluffs Solar Station.
Visit www.energy-northwest.com for more
information on how more than 1,000 men and
women of Energy Northwest provide a clean
energy future for our members, the ratepayers
of the Pacific Northwest and for our customers
through our energy generation projects,
products and services.
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our vision
The region’s leader in power generation and
energy solutions through sustained excellence in
performance and innovation.
our mission
Provide our public power members and
regional ratepayers with safe, reliable, cost
effective, responsible power generation and
energy solutions.
our core values
Our core values guide our daily activities and
behaviors and are achieved through
open and honest communication.
Safety first
Integrity in all we do
Accountability for our actions
Excellence in performance
If you have questions or concerns prior to
or during your visit, call or email your
Energy Northwest contact or:
Energy Northwest Public Information Line
509-372-5000.
policies
Since our projects are operating electrical
generation facilities, there are a number of safety
rules and guidelines in place to ensure maximum
benefit from your visit. All visitors must read and
adhere to the following:
Access
Each person must have some form of picture
identification. For U.S. citizens, a valid driver’s
license or passport are acceptable forms of
identification to present upon arrival. All foreign
nationals must have a valid passport with them.
All visitors use Lane 4 (far right lane) at the
Security Check Point and should not arrive before
7 a.m. unless coordinated in advance.
Clothing
Energy Northwest dress code is business casual.
If you will enter a radiologically controlled area of
Columbia Generating Station, additional clothing
requirements follow. It is important that you
wear natural fiber clothing rather than polyester
or acrylic, which are typically found in the nylon
in slips or windbreakers; acetates in coat linings;
polyester or cotton/poly blends in slacks and
shirts; panty-hose; and wool/polyester blends in
slacks and suits. Corduroy is also unacceptable.
Examples of acceptable materials include 100
percent cotton, wool or denim,
such as Dockers® slacks.
Blue jeans for warehouse workers, janitors,
laborers, craft are acceptable. Blue jeans may be
worn by all other employees on working Fridays or
as designated by management. Dresses, skirts and
city shorts must be worn with tights or leggings.
If not, then they must hit right above the knee
while standing.
Work attire considered unacceptable includes
items ripped or unkempt; containing obscene
or discriminatory words or pictures; advertising
alcoholic beverages, drugs, drug paraphernalia,
or tobacco products; and see-through garments,
bare midriff/backless tops, tank tops, low-cut
blouses and low-rise pants.
Shoes
Leather uppers are preferred for safety reasons.
Tennis shoes, high heels, sandals and shoes with
open toes or heels are not allowed outside of
Energy Northwest office areas.
Cameras and cell phones
Cameras and cellular telephones are allowed at
all our projects with the exception of Columbia
Generating Station’s protected area due to
heightened security. These items may be left in
your vehicle, at your workstation or with your
escort if you need to enter restricted areas.
Restricted items
Certain items are prohibited on all
Energy Northwest property, which includes
the parking lots and vehicles in those lots.
Prohibited items include firearms, ammunition,
explosive devices, incendiary devices, self-defense
sprays (such as mace), alcoholic beverages,
street drugs and non-prescription controlled
drugs. Prescription drugs and over-the-counter
medications are allowed. Pets, with the exception
of services dogs, are also not allowed.
Tobacco use
Tobacco use is only permitted in designated
tobacco use areas.
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reaching energy northwest
Check
Point
To Spokane
Kootenai
Bldg
To Seattle
Fast Flux
Test Facility
(FFTF)
tri-cities washington
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Stevens
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Multipurpose Facility
Energy Services &
Development
benton
city
west
richland
City Route
richlandGeorge Washington Way
Bypass
Quickest Route
Exit 4
Exit
pasco
5B
To Yakima
kennewick
To Walla
Walla
Directions to Columbia Generating Station from Pasco Airport
For a direct driving path to the site, take I-182 west
toward Richland to the 240 west (Exit 4) By Pass
Highway. Continue to North Power Plant Loop.
For Richland accommodations take I-182 west
toward Richland to Exit 5B, George Washington
Way. The mileage from the airport to Columbia is
approximately 27 miles. The address is 76 North
Power Plant Loop, Richland, Wash. 99354.
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Directions to Energy Services &
Development/Multipurpose Facility
from Pasco Airport
Take I-182 west toward Richland to Exit 5B, George
Washington Way. Travel along George Washington
Way for 5.4 miles. The building will be on your
right. The address is 3000 George Washington
Way, Richland, Wash. 99354.
Directions to Industrial Development
Complex/White Bluffs Solar Station
from Pasco Airport
miles. The paved road will turn to gravel. Look for
the operations and maintenance building on the
right. Drive around to the front of the building and
check in. The address is 92308 Nine Canyon Road,
Kennewick, Wash. 99337.
Take I-182 west toward Richland to Exit 5B. To
bypass the city, take I-182 west to Exit 4. The
mileage from the airport is approximately
25 miles. The address is Building 4, South Power
Plant Loop, Richland, Wash. 99354.
Directions to Packwood Lake
Hydroelectric Project from US-12
Take US-12 west via Exit 31 toward Naches/White
Pass. From US-12 turn left onto Snyder Road then
right onto Powerhouse Road. The address is
179 Powerhouse Road, Packwood, Wash. 98361.
Directions to Nine Canyon Wind Project
from Oregon (headed north) or
Washington (headed south) on
Interstate 82
From I-82 take Locust Grove Exit and head east
for approximately seven miles on CR 397. Turn
right on Nine Canyon Road (heading south).
Follow Nine Canyon Road for approximately four
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Health Physics Access Point
Diesel Generator Building
ASD Building
Palouse - PSO & Maint. Programs
Chelan - Facilities & Commercial Eng.
Rattlesnake Building
Cowlitz
Laborers Storage
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Wenatchee - Site Maintenance
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Battery Storage
64 Willamette - Records Mgmt./CPM/Fitness
Service Substation
for Duty Facility/First Aid/Access Authorization
Diesel Fuel Polishing Building
65 Craft Lunchroom
Protected Area Access Point (PAAP)
75 Warehouse /Painters
Deschutes - Plant Engineering Center
76 thru 80 Snake River Complex (Warehouse Area)
Yakima - General Service Building
82 FLEX
Wind River - Circ. Water Pumphouse
Colville - Site Contractor Fab Shop
88 Okanogan - Security/NRC
94 Cooling Tower Maintenance Equipment
Kootenai building - Plant Support Facility
Klickitat Training Building
105 Saluce - ISFSI Equipment Storage
Standby Service Water Pumphouse 1A
106 Dry Creek - ISFSI Office Building
Standby Service Water Pumphouse 1B
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in case of emergency
Columbia Generating Station
Call ext. 2222 from any Energy Northwest
telephone or 509-377-2222 from your cell phone
to report fire/smoke, medical need or a toxic
hazard. The call will be answered in the Columbia
Generating Station Control Room and appropriate
action will be taken. When reporting any
emergency, give your name, location and nature
of the emergency.
Should you hear an alerting tone over any of
our public announcement systems, listen to the
message that immediately follows for directions.
If the instruction is to evacuate, proceed to the
nearest exit without hesitation. If a steady siren
tone is heard, you should immediately evacuate
and proceed off the site to the Energy Northwest
Office Complex (ENOC) assembly area at the
side of the building. The building is located at
3000 George Washington Way. Refer to the
map opposite this page.
If you are at other Energy Northwest facilities
outside of Columbia, the Industrial Development
Complex or White Bluffs Solar Station, call
ext. 911 to report an emergency. Give the
dispatcher any information you can to assist
in determining the proper response. If the
instruction is to evacuate a building, proceed
to the nearest exit without hesitation.
If you are unsure what to do or where to go, ask
your host, escort or other employee what you
should do and where to assemble.
Energy Services & Development
Energy Northwest Office Complex, Nine
Canyon Wind Project and the Packwood
Lake Hydroelectric Project
Call ext. 911 to report an emergency. Give the
dispatcher any information you can to assist in
determining the proper response. If the
instruction is to evacuate a building, proceed
to the nearest exit without hesitation. If you are
unsure what to do or where to go, ask your host,
escort or other employee what you should
do and where to assemble.
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Industrial Development Complex/
White Bluffs Solar Station
At the Industrial Development Complex (IDC), call
ext. 2222 from any Energy Northwest telephone
or 509-377-2222 from your cell phone, to report
fire/smoke, medical need or a toxic hazard. The
call will be answered in the Columbia Generating
Station Control Room and appropriate action
will be taken. When reporting any emergency,
give your name, location and nature of the
emergency. After notifying the Control Room,
call ext. 1124 or 509-377-1124 to notify
IDC staff of the emergency.
Should you hear an alerting tone over any of
our public announcement systems, listen to the
message that immediately follows for directions.
If the instruction is to evacuate, proceed to the
nearest exit without hesitation. If a steady siren
tone is heard, you should immediately evacuate
and proceed off the site to the ENOC assembly
area at the side of the building. The building is
located at 3000 George Washington Way. Refer to
the map opposite this page.
If you are at other Energy Northwest facilities
outside of the IDC, White Bluffs Solar Station or
Columbia Generating Station, call ext. 911 to
report an emergency. Give the dispatcher what
information you can to assist in determining the
proper response. If the instruction is to evacuate
a building, proceed to the nearest exit without
hesitation. If you are unsure what to do or where
to go, ask your host, escort or other employee
what you should do and where to assemble.
evacuation route
Columbia, Industrial Development Complex and White Bluffs Solar Station
VISITOR
Energy Northwest Office Complex (ENOC) Offsite Assembly Area
Columbia
Generating Station
Deschutes Building (PEC)
& Plant Acess Point
George Washington
Way Turnout
Barricades
Industrial
Development
Complex
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Horn Rapids Rd.
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Bypass
Highway
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Glade
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Argent
240
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B
Sylvester
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Kennewick Ave
82
10th Ave
Gum
10th Ave
Ainsworth
Clearwater
Edison
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Canal Dr
Kellogg
Leslie
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19th Ave
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Olympia
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Grandridge
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Columbia Park Trail
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Wellsian
Wright
Swift
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Yakima River
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Thayer
Jadwin
Van Giesen
GW Way
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Multipurpose Facility
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27th Ave
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Chemical Dr
lodging
richland
pasco
kennewick
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Courtyard by Marriott
480 Columbia Point Drive
www.marriottrichland.com
509-942-9400 or 800-321-2211
A
Clover Island Inn
435 Clover Island Dr.
www.cloverislandinn.com
509-586-0541
A
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
4525 Convention Pl.
www.hiexpress.com
509-543-7000 or 800-833-1516
B
Hampton Inn
486 Bradley Blvd.
www.hamptoninn.com
509-943-4400 or 800-HAMPTON
B
B
Red Lion Hotel Pasco
2525 N. 20th Ave.
www.redlion.com
509-547-0701 or 800-REDLION
C
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
1970 Center Pkwy.
www.HiExpress.com
509-737-8000 or 800-HOLIDAY
C
Comfort Inn
7801 W. Quinault Ave.
www.choicehotels.com
509-783-8396 or 800-4-CHOICE
Fairfield Inn & Suites
7809 W. Quinault Ave.
www.marriott.com
509-783-2164 or 800-228-2800
C
Tri-Cities Sleep Inn
9930 Bedford St.
www.gorgehotels.com
509-545-9554 or 866-892-0202
D
Homewood Suites
1060 George Washington Way
http://homewoodsuites3.hilton.com
509-591-4731
D
Hilton Garden Inn
701 N. Young St.
www.kennewickgardeninn.com
509-735-4600 or 877-782-9444
D
Franklin County RV Park at TRAC
6333 Homerun Road
www.franklincountyrvpark.com
509-542-5982
E
Horn Rapids RV Resort
2640 Kingsgate Way
www.hornrapidsrvresort.com
509-375-9913 or 866-557-9657
E
La Quinta Inn & Suites
4220 W. 27th Place
www.LQ.com
509-736-3326 or 800-337-0550
F
Red Lion Hotel Columbia Center
1101 N. Columbia Center Blvd.
www.redlion.com
509-783-0611 or 800-733-5466
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Red Lion Inn & Suites Kennewick
602 N. Young St.
www.redlion.com
509-396-9979 or 800-733-5466
F
Paragon Corporate Housing
2455 G. W. Way, Suite D-114
www.paragonsuites.com
509-943-0500 or 888-632-5511
G
Red Lion Hotel Richland
802 George Washington Way
www.redlion.com
509-946-7611 or 800-REDLION
H
Shilo Inn Suites Hotel
50 Comstock St.
www.shiloinns.com
509-946-4661
I
TownePlace Suites Richland
Columbia Point Marriott
591 Columbia Point Dr.
www.marriott.com
509-943-9800
west richland
A
RV Village Resort
7300 W. Van Giesen St.
www.rvvillageresort.com
509-967-9900
B
Oliver Tree RV Park
83206 N. Weidle Road
509-967-3276
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dining
AMERICAN/CONTINENTAL
ASIAN
Emerald of Siam
1314 Jadwin Ave., Richland
509-946-9328
Casa Mia
2541 W. Kennewick Ave., Kennewick
509-582-0440
Applebee’s
606 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Kennewick
509-783-0300
Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse & Bar
2522 Queensgate Dr. #4, Richland
509-713-7588
607 George Washington Way, Richland
509-946-0500
5305 Road 68, Pasco
509-543-7855
Mezzo Thai
110 Gage Blvd., Richland
509-491-3400
Anthony’s HomePort
550 Columbia Point Dr., Richland
509-946-3474
43 Columbia Point Dr., Richland
509-942-1513
Bin No. 20
Located inside the Pasco Red Lion
2525 N. 20th Ave., Pasco
509-547-0701
Bob’s Burgers & Brew
2775 Queensgate Dr., Richland
509-987-1664
3609 Plaza Way, Kennewick
509-987-1060
Bonefish Grill
121 Gage Blvd., Richland
509-628-9296
Cedars Restaurant
355 Clover Island Dr., Kennewick
509-582-2143
Cousins’ Restaurant
4605 Road 68, Pasco
509-543-9925
Famous Dave’s
8110 W. Gage Blvd., Kennewick
509-783-2594
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
2671 Queensgate Dr., Richland
509-222-1120
IHOP
6511 W. Canal Dr., Kennewick
509-737-0491
5015 Road 68, Pasco
509-544-9449
Outback Steakhouse
6819 W. Canal Dr., Kennewick
509-735-9304
Red Lobster
1120 Columbia Center Blvd., Kennewick
509-735-1190
P.F. Changs
8108 W. Gage Blvd., Kennewick
509-735-3270
The Bamboo Garden
8021 W. Grandridge Blvd., Kennewick
509-737-1688
Bangkok Thai Restaurant
8318 W. Gage Blvd., Kennewick
509-735-7631
Mizu Sushi and Roll
1321 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Kennewick
509-735-4433
BAR & GRILL
Atomic Ale Brewpub & Eatery
1015 Lee Blvd., Richland
509-946-5465
Fox & Bear Public House
430 George Washington Way, Richland
509-420-4674
Ice Harbor Brewing Company
206 N. Benton Ave., Kennewick
509-582-5340
350 Clover Island Dr., Kennewick
509-586-3181
The Rock
4862 Hildebrand Ave., Kennewick
509-221-1137
MEDITERRANEAN
Apollo Fine Greek Cuisine
620 Cullum Ave., Richland
509-943-9841
Cheese Louise
619 The Parkway, Richland
509-420-9841
Fat Olives
255 Williams Blvd., Richland
509-946-6404
Frost Me Sweet Bakery & Bistro
710 The Parkway, Richland
509-420-4704
MEXICAN
3 Margaritas
6505 W. Canal Dr., Kennewick
509-735-5545
Kimo’s at Rattlesnake Mt. Brewing Co.
2696 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Kennewick
509-783-5747
Casa Chapala
107 E. Columbia Dr., Kennewick
509-586-4224
Twigs Bistro and Martini Bar
1321 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Kennewick
509-735-3411
Chico’s Tecate Grill
7704 W. Clearwater Ave., Kennewick
509-735-1801
INDIAN
Inca
1825 Leslie Rd., Richland
509-628-1070
Love Curry Indian Cuisine
5025 N. Road 68 Ste. A1, Pasco
509-547-3772
Sterlings
890 George Washington Way, Richland
509-943-1588
INTERNATIONAL
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Round Table Pizza
3300 W. Clearwater Ave., Kennewick
509-783-2204
627 Jadwin Ave., Richland
509-946-7755
Masala Indian Cuisine
3321 W. Kennewick Ave., Kennewick
509-737-9999
Texas Roadhouse
845 N. Columbia Center Blvd., Kennewick
509-783-1288
Olive Garden
1420 N. Louisiana St., Kennewick
509-374-3500
Jack-sons Sports Bar & Restaurant
99 Lee Blvd., Richland
509-946-8118
Sage Port Grille
1633 Columbia Park Trail, Richland
509-783-9105
3200 W. Clearwater Ave., Kennewick
509-736-1588
Monterosso’s Italian
1026 Lee Blvd., Richland
509-946-4525
Pacific Pasta & Grill
7911 W. Grandridge Blvd., Kennewick
509-783-7847
ITALIAN & PIZZA
Brickhouse Pizza
3791 W. Van Giesen St., West Richland
509-967-3733
Isla Bonita
1524 Jadwin Ave., Richland
509-396-6567
WINERIES
Barnard Griffin
878 Tulip Ln., Richland
509-627-0266
Bookwalter
894 Tulip Ln., Richland
509-627-5000
Taverna Tagaris
844 Tulip Ln., Richland
509-628-0020
about the tri-cities
The Tri-Cities is made up of three neighboring
cities: Kennewick, Pasco and Richland. With a
population of more than 268,000, the Tri-Cities
has been named the fastest-growing metro
area in Washington state, according to Tri-City
Development Council. Located in the desert region
of Washington state, at the confluence of the
Yakima, Snake and Columbia rivers, the Tri-Cities
has an exceptional climate.
There are a multitude of recreational, cultural and
historical activities to enjoy during your visit. With
more than 300 sunny days per year, the Tri-Cities
and surrounding areas offer many opportunities
to experience the great outdoors. We encourage
you to take advantage of our premier golf courses,
award winning wineries, museums, first-class
shopping, bicycle and hiking trails, and abundant
water recreation on any of our breathtaking rivers.
For more information on the Tri-Cities, including
recreational and entertainment offerings, go to
www.visittri-cities.com.
Wine tasting
With more than 150 wineries within a 50-mile
radius, the Tri-Cities has been called the
“Heart of Washington’s wine country.” After
savoring our local premium wines, you will
understand why many are award-winning
and internationally acclaimed.
Shopping and dining
The Tri-Cities is a regional shopping destination
with the largest concentration of retail and
shopping offerings within a 140-mile (230 km)
radius. There are many locally family-owned
restaurants as well as national franchises.
Whether you crave authentic Mexican or gourmet
specialties, there is something for everyone.
of the U.S. Department of Energy Hanford Site,
and how electricity is generated for the Pacific
Northwest through hydro, wind and
nuclear technologies.
Recreation and leisure
The Columbia and Snake Rivers provide
recreational opportunities that are second to none.
Each of the cities offer beautiful parks with walking
and biking paths along the banks of the rivers. Each
city also has free boat launch sites. The crystal blue
water of the rivers provide picturesque scenery,
world-class fishing, and calm waters for sailing,
boating, waterskiing, swimming and windsurfing.
Walking, biking, hiking
The Sacagawea Heritage Trail is a 22-mile (35 km)
recreational and educational trail that follows the
Columbia River shoreline. The trail travels through
parks and neighborhoods across the various
bridges that stretch across the river.
Golf
Golf can be played nearly year-round due to the
region’s mild climate. The Tri-Cities is home to
10 full-service golf courses. The picturesque
courses boast award-winning rolling fairways and
championship putting courses that will challenge
the most experienced golfer.
Industry
The Tri-Cities has a strong economy based
historically on farming and the Department of
Energy Hanford Site.
With abundant irrigation from the three nearby
rivers and top quality soil, farm lands thrive with
wheat as the primary crop grown in the region.
Apples, onions, grapes, corn and potatoes are also
produced on local farms.
Sports
Since the 1940s, the Hanford Site has been the
Tri-Cities’ number one employer and that
continues even today. The site was established as
part of the Manhattan Project. Today, the focus
at Hanford is the cleanup of the World War II
plutonium production effort.
Museums
The Tri-Cities area is booming. With a professional
workforce, local higher education opportunities,
several Fortune 500 companies, and a growing
small businesses base, the Tri-Cities is an enjoyable
place to live, work and play.
Several professional sports teams call the Tri-Cities
home. Teams include: Tri-City Americans WHL ice
hockey; Tri-City Dust Devils, a professional affiliate
of the Colorado Rockies; and the Tri-Cities Fever,
a member of the Arena Football League 2.
Visitors are welcome and encouraged to explore
the area’s museums such as The Reach and
interpretive centers to learn more about the rich
history of the Tri-Cities region. Broaden your
knowledge about Lewis and Clark, the history
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Energy Northwest
P.O. Box 968
Richland, WA 99352-0968
509-372-5000
www.energy-northwest.com
130054
April 2015