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  1. Adopt a Storm Drain Adopt a Storm Drain Join a community of volunteers across the city who keep our local storm drains clear of garbage, leaves, and debris to ...
  2. Stencil a Storm Drain Stencil a Storm Drain Get outside, volunteer, and join us in helping raise awareness about stormwater pollution and water quality in ...
  3. Extra Yard Waste in Fall Adopt a Storm Drain If not collected, leaves cause street flooding by clogging storm drains and pipes. By raking your leaves and keeping ...
  4. Adopted Streets Adopted Streets Find currently adopted streets Open the Adopted Streets Map Select Adopted Streets Map on the bottom right of the ...
  5. Volunteer Impact Volunteer Impact Adopt a Street volunteers do amazing work to make our neighborhoods safer, healthier and more connected! You can see the ...
  6. Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
  7. Additional Resources Additional AAS Resources Don't let litter bug you! Help address the mess — volunteer with Adopt a Street.
  8. Weather Preparedness Information on Weather Preparedness We’re Weather READY!  Winter weather is here, and we are ready. Seattle residents can prepare for and ...
  9. Sewage Spills Information about signage used by SPU for sewage spills and what to do during sewage spills or backups.
  10. Start or Stop Services Start or Stop Services If you have never had a Seattle utilities account before, start with our guide for customers who are new to the ...
  11. Bills & Payments Bills & Payments Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) provides several options for how you receive and pay your bill. Paper vs. Online Billing ...
  12. Rates Rates Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) charges customers directly for the following services: Garbage Food and Yard (Compost) ...
  13. Utilities - Where Does It Go? Tool Where Does It Go? Look up information on how to properly dispose of items. Type the item in the search bar or scroll through the A to Z ...
  14. How to Sort at Home How to Sort at Home Where does it go? Know what goes in recycling, compost, and garbage. Follow these tips and you'll be sorting like a pro ...
  15. Your Collection Day Your Collection Day For single-family residences, garbage and compost is collected every week while recycling is collected every ...
  16. Collection & Disposal - Food & Yard Food & Yard Food & yard waste (or compost) service, is required for every home and business in Seattle. It's an important part of ...
  17. Recycling Recycling Recycling is an essential and required service for all Seattle residents and businesses. Recycling is good for the ...
  18. Transfer Stations (Dumps/Landfills) Transfer Stations Locations North Station 1350 North 34th Street, Seattle 98103 South Station 130 South Kenyon Street, ...
  19. Multi-Family Properties Collection & Disposal Multi Family Properties In Seattle, the property managers and/or building owners manage the accounts for garbage, recycling, and ...
  20. Ban of Recyclables in Garbage Ban of Recyclables in Garbage Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) sections 21.36.082 and 21.36.083 require that residents and businesses do ...
  21. Ban on Batteries and Electronics in Garbage Ban on Batteries and Electronics in Garbage Seattle Public Utilities Director’s Rule SW-404 bans the disposal of batteries and certain ...
  22. Water System Water System From mountain forests to the faucet, Seattle Public Utilities provides safe, great-tasting drinking water for the 1.6 million ...
  23. Water Quality Water Quality Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) and its water quality laboratories strive to maintain the cleanest and best-tasting drinking ...
  24. Frozen Pipes in Winter Weather Frozen Pipes
  25. Metering (Water Meters) Metering For emergencies, call 911 For damaging flooding, chemical spills or sewer backups , call the 24/7 Operations Response ...