There is no charge in Seattle for residents to put out extra recycling. Put extra recyclables in sturdy bins, boxes or 32-gallon cans next to your recycling cart on collection day. Here are some recycling reminders for the holidays: Recycle cardboard boxes: Cardboard pizza boxes can be recycled if clean. Flatten… [ Keep reading ]
Tired of getting catalogs and other junk mail filling up your mailbox and recycling bin? Just go to online and sign up with Catalog Choice, a company that provides FREE junk mail opt-out services for Seattle residents and businesses. Each time you’re bugged by unwanted advertising mail, just go to… [ Keep reading ]
You won’t get your hands dirty when you attend Seattle Public Utilities’ FREE Auto Leaks Class – a $125 value! But you will get your car inspected, discover if you have any leaks, and find out how much repairs cost BEFORE you go to the mechanic. A leaky car isn’t a reliable car. … [ Keep reading ]
Income-qualified customers can get 50 percent off their utility bills for the next 18 months with the Utility Discount Program – 3 years for senior-only (65+) households. For example, if you’re a family of four, making less than $4,819 a month, you may qualify. Go to www.seattle.gov/mybill to get started,… [ Keep reading ]
Businesses all over Seattle are taking actions to become greener by joining Seattle Public Utilities’ Get On The Map campaign – recycling and composting more, conserving water and reducing stormwater pollution to name a few. Now you can start saving some green at these green businesses. Just download the free… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle Public Utilities advises wrapping pipes, outside faucets with insulated coverings With freezing weather in the forecast for much of this week, Seattle Public Utilities is advising residents of actions they can take to prevent burst pipes and costly repairs. SPU says freezing temperatures often results in broken pipes, flooding… [ Keep reading ]
