Seattle Public Utilities

Fireworks are banned in Seattle—and unsafe when tossed wrong. Soak used fireworks for 15+ mins. Trash only—never compost or recycle. Got unused ones? Call he Seattle Police Firing Range at 206-684-7470 to dispose of them safely. 🔗 More info: ow.ly/WXMr50WkKm7

Think about smart upgrades! Take the guesswork out of irrigation by upgrading to a smart controller. Weather- and soil moisture-based controllers automatically adjust the watering schedule based on conditions at your location. Visit: SavingWater.org 💧

Fireworks are banned in Seattle—and unsafe when tossed wrong. Soak used fireworks for 15+ mins. Trash only—never compost or recycle. Got unused ones? Call he Seattle Police Firing Range at 206-684-7470 to dispose of them safely. 🔗 More info: ow.ly/WXMr50WkKm7

Our food waste survey has been extended, and you have more time to make your voice heard! Take our quick survey by June 26 for a chance to win a $50 gift card: bit.ly/4dw4iv3

We’re live! Connect & Assist office hours are now open at the Seattle Municipal Tower. Find Utility Assistance staff on the 4th floor Customer Service Desk on Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Come get support with your Utility Assistance application.

When nature calls, answer it like a champ! Seattle’s GIS team made finding a public restroom near Seattle Stadium your new number one priority. Map your pit stops before kickoff: seattle.gov/fifa #WorldCup #Seattle 🚽⚽🗺️

Have you completed our food waste survey yet? Add your voice by June 18th! We still want to hear from residents across the city. Your feedback will help us better understand how to reduce waste. Visit: bit.ly/4vmtScn to learn more.

Our food waste survey is live, and your responses will help shape solutions that work for Seattle households. Take the survey before it closes on June 18th and you’ll be entered for a chance to win a $50 gift card as a thank you for your time. ➡️ bit.ly/4dw4iv3

Our Connect & Assist program brings Utility Assistance staff into community spaces to make it easier for customers to get support. Now expanding to the Seattle Municipal Tower! Visit us Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Learn more at: bit.ly/4e2IUxH.

Starting June 2nd, our Utility Assistance team will host weekly office hours at the Seattle Municipal Tower. Stop by the 4th floor Customer Service Desk every Tuesday & Thursday, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. for help with applications, questions, and learn about available resources.

We want to hear from you on food waste! Today, we are launching a short survey for Seattle residents to help us learn how people use and throw away food. We need your input to help everyone in Seattle save money and compost smart. Visit: bit.ly/4dw4iv3. 🍒♻️

Reviewing your utility bill? Remember: it covers water, sewer, and solid waste—and extra garbage charges are listed on page 3. Learn more about your bill and extra waste at: bit.ly/4uY0jgy.

Seattle’s new Salvage Lumber Warehouse is open in SODO – supported by a $4M @EPA grant. It keeps reusable lumber out of landfills, supports local jobs, and gives people access to affordable reclaimed wood. @earthwiseinc will host a public celebration on May 2.

@cmsof Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We’re actively looking into the situation and will keep you informed as we learn more.

@SeattleSPU I want to know why you're doing road work at 11pm on Thursday when your notice stated 9am-6pm Wednesday.

Want to help Seattle cut waste? Our Solid Waste Advisory Committee is looking for volunteers for 2026. If you care about recycling, compost, or cleaner streets, you can apply. We welcome many voices and lived experiences. Apply by May 6: bit.ly/4cbm44S 🌎♻️

Get a FREE Mill™ food scrap device through a new food waste study in multifamily buildings! No smell. No mess. Easy. Use it in your home or ask your building manager to place one in a shared space. Make an impact this Earth Month. Learn more: bit.ly/4tmHaof

Seattle made big strides in 2025. Together, we cleared 5.3 million pounds of waste, safely removed 661,105 sharps, and logged 31,938 volunteer hours through Adopt a Street. This is what happens when community power and City action come together. Visit: seattle.gov/Utilities/Seat…

This World Water Day, let's protect every drop at home, at school, and in our communities. Using water wisely today helps ensure it's there for future generations. For water-saving tips, tools, and rebates, please visit: SavingWater.org

Old homes have character. Leaks are not character. Make a plan to find and fix leaks in your home this Fix a Leak Week! Visit SavingWater.org to learn more.

You can spot a sneaky toilet leak if your tank refills when it hasn’t been flushed or the handle needs jiggling to stop water. See how Indoor Water Efficiency Program Intern Allie helped a neighbor fix a leaky toilet and shares simple tips: bit.ly/4uA2Xd2.💧 🚽

It’s Fix a Leak Week! Our water comes from two protected mountain watersheds. When you find and fix leaks in your home, you're helping care for this shared resource. To learn more about common household leaks and tips for fixing them, please visit: bit.ly/40Flk2r