Seattle Public Utilities Mami Hara, General Manager/CEO
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Seattle Public Utilities Contact Center hours and facility closures
Seattle Public Utilities' Contact Center is open Monday - Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Call (206) 684-3000 for customer service. Rattlesnake Lake Recreation Area and Rattlesnake Ledge Trail are closed. The engineering records vault and walk-up window, both located at 700 5th Avenue, Transfer Station viewing rooms, the Cedar River Watershed Education Center in North Bend, and Development Services Office Walk-in Service Center will remain closed until at least May 4. In order to help reduce the potential spread of COVID-19, Transfer Stations are temporarily closed Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Open Wednesday - Saturday for essential visits only. (For complete details, visit the blog post.) Based on guidance from our public health partners, we've taken these precautions to help keep our staff and facility visitors healthy. Please follow us on Twitter (@SeattleSPU) for the most up to date information.What's Happening
5/26
We’re excited to announce the launch of the City of Seattle’s new utility services website. This upgraded site includes a suite of benefits to enhance your customer service experience. In addition to existing online capabilities, some of the new [...]
5/20
City Launches Interactive Hygiene Map Highlighting All Publicly Funded Hygiene Facilities Available to People Experiencing Homelessness Contact: Sabrina Register, sabrina.register@seattle.gov Seattle [...]
5/18
We want to thank our customers for their support and interest in the work SPU does out in the field working to keep clean water in our taps, our curbside waste collected, and sewers flowing. Needless to say, SPU’s essential Front Line staff are Front [...]
5/18
If you lived in Seattle in the mid 90’s, chances are, you may remember Ask Evelyn. It was Seattle Public Utilities’ outreach initiative to answer mail-in questions from our customers related to garbage and recycling. Since then, Ask [...]
5/14
Starting May 15, Seattle Public Utilities Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection facilities will reopen with reduced hours. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the sites temporarily closed to follow public health guidance to limit the spread of [...]