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’) .. At Your Service Seattle Public Utilities Home Topics Search Search Find Posts By Topic Featured Post Seattle Public Utilities 2024 Spring Neighborhood Stewardship April 2, 2024 Spring to action! Sign up today to help keep Seattle clean, protect our environment, and build community with your neighbors. Get involved in your neighborhood with Seattle Public Utilities this spring! As the days grow longer and spring awaken... Filed Under: News Adopt a Street Keeps Seattle Clean April 24, 2024 One big way to get involved in Spring Neighborhood Stewardship is to volunteer with Seattle Adopt a Street (AAS)! Have you seen those yellow trash bags around the city? Well, that is thanks to the mighty AAS team, composed of a part-time program manager and one college intern, who… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City of Seattle , Protecting Our Environment It’s Official! Relicensing the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project Is Underway April 22, 2024 The City of Seattle filed documents on April 8 with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to formally begin relicensing the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project. These documents are called the Notice of Intent (NOI) and Pre-Application Document (PAD). Seattle City Light and Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) are collaborating on… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: City of Seattle , Drinking Water Break Free from Plastic: Your Five-Day Challenge Starts Now April 18, 2024 Most of us agree, plastics are a major problem that needs to be addressed. Plastic is everywhere around us, from the packages that hold our food and beverages to the toys and gadgets we use regularly. There’s no doubt that the reliance on plastics has increased, but this convenience comes… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Protecting Our Environment First-Grader Contacts SPU on Behalf of School: Hello Sidewalk Fixers” April 3, 2024 Mushi, a first-grade student, recently wrote to the City of Seattle about an item that he knew needed some love and attention. It was a water utility vault lid in front of his school that had become a slipping hazard for students when it rained. Mushi’s request made its way… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News This Year’s Legislative Session Had Wins for SPU March 27, 2024 SPU is celebrating accomplishments in affordability, environmental justice, and waste reduction after the state legislative session concluded on March 7. Our Government Relations staff worked with lawmakers to advance legislative and budget requests in the state’s operating and capital budgets, as well as support specific bills. Read about SPU’s legislative… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News SPU Apprentices Celebrate Graduation With Hugs and Smiles March 20, 2024 By 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Todd Snider stood behind a podium at the Museum of Flight. Before him were about 100 SPU colleagues and guests seated at tables. Slowly and carefully, Snider, who is SPU’s Apprenticeship Program Manager, read aloud seven first names of special people in the audience: Darrick…Thomas…Matthew…Juan…Ismael…Jamaal…and… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News SPU Receives National Environmental Awards February 28, 2024 SPU’s Apprenticeship and RV Wastewater programs have received national honors for innovations in Workforce Development and Operations and Environmental Performance, respectively. SPU employees were in Austin, Texas, on February 14 as both programs accepted the 2024 National Environmental Achievement Awards from the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA). The… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: SPU Staff & Opportunities Better Together: Partnering With Customers and Community February 8, 2024 Delivering on SPU’s commitment to provide clean, safe, and reliable drinking water to 1.6 million people every day could not happen without the dedication and expertise of our staff. We’re fortunate and proud to have some of the best and brightest subject-matter experts in the utility industry, and it shows… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: News Seattle Public Utilities Vault Preserves City’s Infrastructure History January 24, 2024 On the 47th floor of the Seattle Municipal Tower lies a treasure trove of history, but it’s not what one might expect. It’s the Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) Engineering Records Center, known as the Vault.” Under the charge of Supervisor Geoffrey Brown and his team of experts, the Vault is… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Customer Service & Resources , SPU Staff & Opportunities Seattle Says Goodbye to Batteries and Electronics in the Garbage January 23, 2024 The start of the new year can inspire a fresh start to declutter and organize our living spaces. You might stumble upon a collection of old batteries or outdated electronics. How you handle these has changed as of January 1, 2024, and a new rule is in place – batteries… [ Keep reading ] Filed Under: Garbage, Recycling, & Compost , News 1 2 3 … 154 Next » Popular Tags Seattle Alerts COVID-19 Water winter weather Browse the Archive Choose a Month April 2024 (5) March 2024 (2) February 2024 (2) January 2024 (7) December 2023 (7) November 2023 (11) October 2023 (7) September 2023 (4) July 2023 (3) June 2023 (5) May 2023 (6) April 2023 (3) February 2023 (2) January 2023 (7) December 2022 (6) November 2022 (4) October 2022 (6) September 2022 (1) August 2022 (2) July 2022 (1) June 2022 (5) May 2022 (1) April 2022 (13) March 2022 (2) February 2022 (2) January 2022 (6) December 2021 (7) November 2021 (3) October 2021 (5) September 2021 (6) August 2021 (2) July 2021 (2) June 2021 (5) May 2021 (4) April 2021 (4) March 2021 (7) February 2021 (6) January 2021 (2) December 2020 (3) November 2020 (5) October 2020 (3) September 2020 (8) August 2020 (5) July 2020 (2) June 2020 (3) May 2020 (7) April 2020 (6) March 2020 (7) February 2020 (3) January 2020 (7) December 2019 (5) November 2019 (3) October 2019 (1) September 2019 (3) August 2019 (2) July 2019 (5) June 2019 (4) May 2019 (4) April 2019 (1) March 2019 (2) February 2019 (3) January 2019 (1) December 2018 (3) November 2018 (3) October 2018 (4) September 2018 (2) August 2018 (2) July 2018 (3) May 2018 (3) April 2018 (2) March 2018 (3) February 2018 (1) January 2018 (2) December 2017 (2) November 2017 (4) October 2017 (5) September 2017 (2) August 2017 (1) July 2017 (3) June 2017 (4) April 2017 (3) March 2017 (3) February 2017 (2) January 2017 (3) December 2016 (4) November 2016 (5) October 2016 (5) September 2016 (8) August 2016 (4) July 2016 (7) June 2016 (3) April 2016 (3) March 2016 (7) February 2016 (4) January 2016 (5) December 2015 (4) November 2015 (6) October 2015 (6) September 2015 (5) August 2015 (6) July 2015 (7) June 2015 (5) May 2015 (6) April 2015 (8) March 2015 (9) February 2015 (10) January 2015 (13) December 2014 (16) November 2014 (14) October 2014 (21) September 2014 (17) August 2014 (17) July 2014 (13) June 2014 (14) May 2014 (19) April 2014 (8) March 2014 (12) February 2014 (15) January 2014 (17) December 2013 (16) November 2013 (14) October 2013 (23) September 2013 (17) August 2013 (20) July 2013 (22) June 2013 (14) May 2013 (24) April 2013 (20) March 2013 (20) February 2013 (16) January 2013 (20) December 2012 (12) November 2012 (14) October 2012 (20) September 2012 (14) August 2012 (17) July 2012 (16) June 2012 (15) May 2012 (16) April 2012 (23) March 2012 (19) February 2012 (16) January 2012 (24) December 2011 (19) November 2011 (15) October 2011 (14) September 2011 (16) August 2011 (24) July 2011 (19) June 2011 (16) May 2011 (22) April 2011 (14) March 2011 (21) February 2011 (16) January 2011 (19) December 2010 (20) November 2010 (19) October 2010 (9) September 2010 (16) August 2010 (18) July 2010 (20) June 2010 (22) May 2010 (19) April 2010 (14) March 2010 (20) February 2010 (19) January 2010 (18) December 2009 (9) November 2009 (4) October 2009 (2) September 2009 (9) August 2009 (3) All Seattle.gov Blogs Animals The Scoop Assistance Human Interests For Businesses The Bottom Line The Buy Line Consultant Connection Finance and...