Spokane Offers Utility Bill Credit to Qualified residents
spokane is committed to supporting its vulnerable residents through initiatives that ease the burden of essential service costs. A key component of this effort is the City of Spokane’s monthly utility bill credit program, designed to assist low-income seniors adn disabled property owners.
Eligibility Requirements
The utility bill credit program aligns with Spokane County’s property tax exemption criteria, as defined by Washington State. To qualify for the City of spokane’s utility bill credit, residents must first be eligible for property tax exemptions through spokane County. Detailed facts regarding eligibility can be found on the Spokane County website.
Did you know? Spokane County offers property tax exemptions to low-income seniors and disabled individuals, which can significantly reduce their annual tax burden.
Credit Details
Eligible utility customers will receive a $15 off their monthly bill,
which is strategically allocated across the City’s core utility services: water, sewer, and solid waste collections. The credit is evenly distributed among these services.Customers receiving only one or two of these services will receive a prorated credit based on their usage.
Pro tip: Ensure your contact information is up-to-date with Spokane County and the City of spokane to receive timely notifications about your eligibility status and credit submission.
Application and Implementation
Upon approval, the credit will appear on the participant’s utility bill starting the month following final acceptance into the program. The City encourages potential beneficiaries to apply promptly to maximize their benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Supporting Vulnerable Communities
This utility bill credit program is part of Spokane’s ongoing commitment to supporting vulnerable community members and alleviating the financial strain of essential services.
