Providing power to Spokane County residence.

This service is available upon request and proof of eligibility to residential customers who are seniors (65+ years) OR who have been designated as disabled veterans by the VA and possess a VA disability rating letter or VA benefits summary letter.

Offers a low-income discount program for sanitary sewer ratepayers residing within the city’s sanitary sewer service area.  The discount is equal to a 50% reduction in the rate payer’s bi-monthly residential sewer bill.

Offers free water-saving toilets to qualified low-income homeowners and low-income multi-family housing providers.   Based upon individual needs, qualifying customers may receive additional assistance with installation and other water conserving fixtures.

Offers rate discounts and rebate programs on city utilities to eligible low-income individuals, seniors, and disabled bill payers.

Offers a 50% discount in utility rates to low-income older adults and customers who are permanently disabled.  Discount applies to sewer, solid waste, storm drainage and water.  Low-income older adults and customers who are permanently disabled who pay utilities through a third party such as a landlord or property manager can apply for a utility rebate. Rebate applies to sewer, solid waste, storm drainage and water. Rebate amounts vary.   Residents can visit in person to pay their utility bills at this location.

Senior Citizen Rate Credits are based on billings made between January 1 and April 30 of the previous year. If you’re approved for Senior Citizen Rate Credits, a credit equal to 75 percent of the previous year’s winter bills (not to exceed $500 annually; excludes any additional meters) will be applied to your account balance.

Provides a $16 discount off the cost to dispose of garbage and/or each type of recyclable material to those currently enrolled in ProviderOne, EBT or Orca Lift.

Provides water and sewer services to the Woodinville area. Offers a utility discount for water and sewer services for those who meet income guidelines: -  Provides a 50% discount on the base water meter charge -  First 10 CCF of water used is billed at 50 cents per CCF. Any water used over 10 CCF is billed at the regular rate.

Partners with Lifeline mobile phone service providers to help program recipients continue their existing Lifeline mobile phone service when they are in need of additional cell phone minutes. Currently there is no maximum amount of additional minutes clients can receive each month. Each provider has a different amount of minutes assigned per PIN issued but clients are able to get as many new PINs as they need. The federal Lifeline program provides free mobile phones and a monthly allotment of cell phone minutes to people with limited incomes.

Offers discounted rates available to senior citizens and disabled people living on limited incomes.

The City of Port Townsend provides the following utilities to customers within the coverage area: Water, Sewer & Storm Drain. Within City limits, garbage service is mandatory and is contracted out with Waste Connections. For income-qualified applicants, a discounted utility rate is available and extends to all City utilities (including mandatory garbage service). Discounts reduce the customer's monthly base rate for utilities anywhere from 25% - 75% (depending on household gross income). Discount categories include: Income-Qualified Households (discounted rate lasts for 1 year), Senior Citizens (discounted rate lasts for 3 years) and Citizens with Disabilities (discounted rate lasts for 3 years).

Offers reduced water, sewer and garbage rates for qualifying households. For households who are directly billed by the city as a customer: - Reduced income water rates are 50% of the basic water charge. Consumption is charged at the normal rate. - Reduced sewer rates are 75% of the basic charge. Normal rates apply to usage above the basic rate. - Solid waste rates for qualified low-income single family residential customers is 60% of the regular solid waste rates for each service level. For households residing in a multifamily residential unit with utility costs itemized into their rental agreement or rental bill: - A rebate for applicable city-owned utilities based on the utility payment amounts specified in the rental agreement or bill. For households residing in a multifamily residential unit with utility costs included in the rental amount: - A rebate for applicable city-owned utilities based on the residential unity size.

Offers a 30% discount off water to those 65 and older and disabled individuals who qualify for property tax discount. Must be a homeowner and be receiving the Snohomish County property tax exemption.

Offers reduced rates for water, sewer and storm water utilities provided by the City of Bellingham. Households can receive a 25-75% reduction depending on income.

Operates water services for residents in Vader, Middle Fork and the surrounding area. Also offers a discounted rate to senior and disabled clients who are low income.

Helps low-income families with heating costs, as funding is available to defray the cost of a household's primary heat source, including: electricity, oil, propane, firewood, pellets, or kerosene. Home may be owned or rented. Some funds are also available for owner-occupied residences in need of repair to heat system, or other emergency repairs as approved.

Offers financial assistance of a 75% discount off the minimum water and sewer billings for qualifying senior citizens. Also excludes participants from paying the storm-water fee.

Utility Discount Program - Offers a rate discount for income-eligible Seattle City Light and Seattle Public Utilities (water, sewer, garbage) customers. Discount is approximately 60% for Seattle City Light and 50% for Seattle Public Utilities. If a landlord pays all utilities, qualifying low-income tenants may still be eligible for utility financial help. More information: 1. How long does it take to process my application? Due to large volume of applications received, the average time to process an application is 1-2 months. However, if your application has all the requested documents (government issued photo ID, one month of income documentation for all household members aged 18 and older) it will shorten the process time and help expedite the approval process.    2. How will I know if I’ve been approved? If you have a Seattle City Light bill or a Seattle Public Utilities bill in your name, the discount will be noted "Utility Discount Program Savings" on your bill.   Please note: If you live in the SPU service territory and do not have an SPU bill in your name, you may be eligible for the utility credit, which may be added to your SCL account. 3. Will this help with the bill that I have now? The Utility Discount Program is retroactive back to the date the application is received if all required documents are submitted with the application. We recommend that applicants continue to make payments or seek other options (payment arrangements or other programs that can help with the immediate bill(s)).   4. What if I have a disconnect bill (SPU or SCL bill that says non-payment will result in service disconnection) and I’ve been waiting for my application to be processed? Please contact SCL or SPU directly and make payment arrangements if you are unable to pay the full amount. You may also be eligible for other assistance such as the Energy Assistance Program (SPU), Emergency Bill Assistance (SCL) or Project Share (SCL). Please note many programs may have different requirements and eligibility processes. Submitting an application does not guarantee benefits or an expedited process if your household is subject to disconnection. 5. How much is the discount and how long will I be on the program? The discount is approximately 50% to 60% for qualifying SCL or SPU bills. The average time you will be on the program once approved is two years for non-senior households and three years for senior-only (ages 65+) households. Thirty-seven days prior to a customer's recertification date, the customer is contacted by telephone and/or email. If a customer does not have a phone number, thirty-six days prior to the recertification date, the customer is sent a postcard. Customers will need to complete a recertification form with an updated household status and provide supporting documents.   6. Will the discount move with me if I move to another apartment or another residence? Yes. Customers that moved to another residence or another unit in the same apartment must first contact SCL to request the discount moved to their new address and then contact the Utility Discount Program for a follow-up. If you are up for recertification, you must first complete the recertification process prior to having the discount moved to the new address.

Offers a water and sewer discount for low-income residents.

Offers a 30% utility reduction rate to eligible low-income older adults and those with disabilities who receive disability payments from SSA, SSI, SSDI or Veteran's Administration. The discount does not apply to Metro, actual water consumption, street lighting, surcharges, miscellaneous fees or late charges. The rate reduction will take effect the billing cycle following application approval. There are no adjustments for prior months.    Billing cycle is every two months.

Eligible low income senior citizens and low income disabled residents of the city are entitled to receive water, sewer, and storm water services at 40% less than normal rates.

Offers water and sewer utility bill discounts to customers of the Ronald Wastewater District or North City Water District.

Senior (62 and over) and/or disabled customers who fall within the federal poverty guidelines may qualify for a discount of up to 40% of the electric bill (maximum $400 annually).  Applications for the program are available at both PUD offices. Applications must be renewed annually.

Provides a $16 discount off the cost to dispose of garbage and/or each type of recyclable material to those currently enrolled in ProviderOne, EBT or Orca Lift.