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  1. Water Quality Lab Testing Lab Testing The mission of the Seattle Public Utility (SPU) Water Quality Laboratory is to provide water laboratory services including ...
  2. Water Quality Analyses Analyses Seattle Public Utilities' Water Quality Annual Reports (Consumer Confidence Reports) provide analyses of the Cedar River and ...
  3. Fluoride in Water Fluoride Fluoride is a naturally-occurring element found in soil and water. We add fluoride to Seattle drinking water to an optimal level ...
  4. Locate and Read your Water Meter Locate and Read your Water Meter Locate your meter Water meters are typically located: in iron boxes sunk in the ground; in the ...
  5. Keep Your Water Meter Accessible Keep Your Water Meter Accessible Our staff reads your meter every month or two months, depending on your account type. Please keep your ...
  6. Detect Leaks Detect Leaks Leaks are a common cause of higher than expected water bills. Your water meter may be your most useful tool in identifying ...
  7. How to Shut Off Your Water How to Shut Off Your Water For top Shut-off valves only Shutoff valve Customers should generally shut off their water with their ...
  8. Meter Size Meter Size Water usage at a property can vary over the years due to changes in the number of occupants or in the type of business, as you ...
  9. Wholesale Water Customer List Customer List Water customers in the areas shown below are served directly by the utilities listed. For additional information about rates, ...
  10. Wholesale Water Customer Survey Customer Survey Each year, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) asks its wholesale customers to provide information on their current water demand ...
  11. Seattle Water Supply Operating Board Seattle Water Supply Operating Board Description The Operating Board consists of Seattle and 17 cities and districts that have signed ...
  12. What to Flush What to Flush Ever experienced a clogged toilet or sewer backup? If so, you know it’s not only unpleasant, but can also cost time and ...
  13. Side Sewer Backups Side Sewer Backups What is a sewer backup? Sewer backups happen when sewage and/or dirty water (called wastewater) come up a sink, toilet ...
  14. Side Sewer Maintenance Side Sewer Maintenance Homeowner side sewer pipe responsibility: wastewater from sinks, toilets, and appliances in your home through ...
  15. Side Sewer Defects & Issues Definitions and illustrations of common side sewer issues Graphic shows tree roots growing into a cracked pipe and a void forming in the ...
  16. Side Sewer Repair Methods Repair Methods Side sewer under a City street exposed during repair by a contractor Once you have determined that a side sewer repair ...
  17. South Park Flooding Information about potential Duwamish River flooding of the South Park neighborhood. Seattle's South Park neighborhood may experience ...
  18. Backyard Creek Stewardship Backyard Creeks You can help your watershed by caring for your backyard creek. Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) doesn't regulate creek ...
  19. Wet Weather Preparation Tips Wet Weather Preparation Planning and preparing for wet weather can reduce ponding and flooding, and that can protect you and your property. ...
  20. Using Sandbags Using Sandbags Sandbag Tips Sandbags don't seal out water but can help redirect the flow of water and protect property from debris. ...
  21. Drainage Investigations Drainage Investigations Drainage Investigations are for non-urgent sites that cannot be resolved by maintenance. When an issue cannot be ...
  22. Street Sweeping Street Sweeping SPU partners with Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) to regularly sweep over 90% of Seattle’s arterial ...
  23. Green Stormwater Infrastructure Green Stormwater Infrastructure Together, we can use Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) to collect, slow, and treat rain once it hits ...
  24. Reducing Combined Sewer Overflows Reducing Combined Sewer Overflows Approximately one third of Seattle has a Combined Sewer System where stormwater and wastewater are ...
  25. Creek Culverts Creek Culverts In Seattle there are 65 miles of creek; 21 creek miles are in pipes. When a pipe carries a creek under a roadway or other ...