As a public utility, SPU values community health & safety. During COVID-19, our teams have increased innovative essential services for our unhoused neighbors. SPU’s RV Wastewater Pump-Out Pilot program started…
Seattle’s North & South Transfer Stations will close at 2 pm on Sunday (6/27/21) and Monday (6/28/21) to self-haul customers. This is in an effort to protect SPU staff and our customers from heat related…
Collection Updates for week of June 27 – July 3 Monday customers: Set out recycling & garbage ONLY at 6am. Do not set out food/yard. Monday customers will be able to set out double Food/Yard waste next week. …
A: Incorporate the natural lawn care and wise watering tips below to keep your lawn healthy—even in the hot summer months. Water deeply, but less frequently. When you…
…planting, and pruning, you may want to start by working on your soil. Healthy soil absorbs water easily, drains well, and retains moisture. Meaning you won’t have to run the sprinkler as…
…or other products may harm our loved ones. Before you buy, check out Washington Toxic Coalition’s tips for picking out the healthiest gifts for children and others this holiday season….
Polluted runoff is one of Puget Sound’s biggest environmental threats. Find out how you can protect it in a hands-on public event hosted by Green Acre Radio. Every year rain…
Restore Our Waters Launches New Online Newsletter “Restore Our Waters” is the City of Seattle’s commitment to take actions and promote partnerships that protect and improve our creeks, lakes, the…
It’s back-to-school time, which means your kids’ backpacks have pulled out of the closet and filled with trapper keepers, Yikes! pencils, Pee Chee folders, and five or six of those…
…health and the environment and advance affordability initiatives for water utilities, especially for us in Seattle. Priority Budget Requests Funded: $1.25M – Silver Bay Logging Property Acquisition SPU will use…
