Seattle Public Utilities’ North and South Transfer Stations are now temporarily closed on Sundays, Mondays, and Tuesdays. Transfer Stations are open Wednesday – Saturday for essential trips – urgent and perishable waste only – to reduce potential spread of COVID-19.   DO NOT visit if you have a cough, fever, shortness of breath, sore throat or sore muscles    Bring only […]

The City of Seattle is committed to stopping the spread of COVID-19. This public health crisis affects us all, including our some of our most vulnerable citizens, those experiencing homelessness. In an effort to continue to provide more resources, especially during these unprecedented times when public libraries, community centers, and other facilities have closed in accordance with public health […]

Seattle Public Utilities is working to ensure the safety of our community and our workforce. With the Mayor’s Executive Order aligning with the ‘Stay Home, Stay Healthy’ order, the following facilities will remain closed to the public until at least May 4, 2020. The Following Facilities are Closed Until at Least May 4, 2020: The […]

To maintain proper social distancing and minimize the possible spread of COVID-19, we have made the difficult but necessary decision to cancel the community clean-up programs, Spring Clean & Adopt-A-Street, effective immediately. While this was a tough call to make, please know that we are appreciative of everyone who has been involved in past Spring […]

What to do when you have too much? Consider only putting out what can fit in your cart. Make sure you can close your cart and set out extras the right way. Seattleites are spending more time at home this spring and if you’re like most people, that means you’re spending that time cleaning. You […]

Many of us are spending more and more time at home these days. With that, comes more time in everyone’s favorite part of the home, the bathroom.   To keep yourself from having to experience the frustration that comes with a clogged or backed up sewer line, there’s really one simple rule you need to follow: only […]

Transfer Stations are ONLY open for essential trips – urgent and perishable waste. DO NOT visit if you are exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 (ie. fever, cough, difficulty breathing). If you do visit, maintain distancing while at the stations. Bring only urgent and perishable waste  – Waste that will rot, cause odor, or attract pests (food, diapers) or that poses another public health risk. […]

At Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) we are aware of the potential impacts of COVID-19 on our customers and our community. We are committed to continuing to provide customers with our services including solid waste collection, maintaining and delivering clean, safe drinking water, as well drainage & wastewater services during the COVID-19 Civil Emergency. We are […]

Fix a Leak Week 2020 runs March 16-22 and in celebration, we have compiled some helpful tips and tricks so you can find and fix some your home’s pesky (and often costly) leaks. For most of us, we don’t realize we even have a leak in our homes until major changes start showing up in […]

We are always looking for ways to make things easier for our customers, and there is a big upgrade on the way for you. In partnership with Seattle City Light, we’re launching a new utility services website. In addition to existing online capabilities, the new website will feature enhanced customer service tools including the ability […]