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Combined Sewer Overflow Reduction
Reducing urban runoff means cleaner waterways for a healthy Seattle.
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Twilight Tour of Cedar Falls Town
Take a twilight stroll of Cedar Falls historic town-site and birthplace of Seattle City Light.
New Food Packaging Requirements
Food service businesses must now provide recyclable and compostable food containers.
2009 Drinking Water Quality Report
Learn why Seattle has some of the highest quality water in the nation.
New Web Cams at Transfer Stations
View wait lines before you go.
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Free Water-Saving Toilets
Free toilets and installation if you meet income and residency guidelines.
Multi-family Food Waste Collection
You could earn a one-time $100 credit on your bill by signing up.
Recycling Education
Download brochures, posters, labels and DVDs about recycling and composting.
Old Mattress or Appliances?
Call (206) 684-3000 to request curbside pick up of bulky items. (your name must be on bill)
Graffiti Prevention and Removal
Report and remove graffiti promptly to prevent it from reoccurring in your neighborhood.
Cedar River Watershed Education Center
Nestled above the shores of Rattlesnake Lake in the Cascade foothills. Learn about the region's drinking water, forests and wildlife through classes, interactive exhibits, and tours.
A 50-year, ecosystem-based plan to address the declining populations of salmon, steelhead and other species of fish and wildlife in the Cedar River basin.
Combined Sewer Overflow Reduction
Seattle is working to stop urban runoff from polluting our waterways. Find out how you can help control combined sewer overflows.
The reservoir is one of four in Seattle Public Utilities’ current Reservoir Covering Program. A park is being planned on the newly added 20 acres of open space.