Seniors Training Seniors (computer classes) Learn beginning through intermediate computer skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel, photo editing, and e-mail and Internet techniques. Small classes are taught by computer-savvy volunteers age 50+. Utility Rate Discounts and assistance programs Low-income utility customers may qualify for reduced on Seattle Public Utilities combined utility (water, sewer, and solid waste) and City Light bills. One-time emergency payment assistance may be available for low- and moderate-income City Light customers facing disconnection. Free tickets to special events Seniors can receive free tickets to arts, recreational and cultural events on a basis. For other special event information, request a free subscription to Spotlight, a periodic newsletter published by the Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens. Gold Card and FLASH Card The Seattle Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens produces the Gold Card (senior identification card) and FLASH Card (for adults with disabilities) for qualifying residents of Seattle and King County. Some of the organizations listed in this directory extend discounts only to holders of one of these cards. See pages 6 and 7 for more information. For more information ... Contact the Seattle Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays). Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens Community Support and Self-Sufficiency Division Seattle Human Services Department 810 Third Avenue, Suite 350 Seattle, WA 98104 Tel 206-684-0500 Fax 206-684-0494 TTY 206-233-2778 • • seniors@seattle.gov • To access information about a variety of services and resources for adults 60 and over in King County call 1.888.4ELDERS GOLD & FLASH CARDS Gold Card
Seniors Training Seniors (computer classes) Learn beginning through intermediate computer skills, including Microsoft Word and Excel, photo editing, and e-mail and Internet techniques. Small classes are taught by computer-savvy volunteers age 50+. Utility Rate Discounts and assistance programs Low-income utility customers may qualify for reduced on Seattle Public Utilities combined utility (water, sewer, and solid waste) and City Light bills. One-time emergency payment assistance may be available for low- and moderate-income City Light customers facing disconnection. Free tickets to special events Seniors can receive free tickets to arts, recreational and cultural events on a basis. For other special event information, request a free subscription to Spotlight, a periodic newsletter published by the Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens. Gold Card and FLASH Card The Seattle Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens produces the Gold Card (senior identification card) and FLASH Card (for adults with disabilities) for qualifying residents of Seattle and King County. Some of the organizations listed in this directory extend discounts only to holders of one of these cards. See pages 6 and 7 for more information. For more information ... Contact the Seattle Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday (except holidays). Mayor’s Office for Senior Citizens Community Support and Self-Sufficiency Division Seattle Human Services Department 810 Third Avenue, Suite 350 Seattle, WA 98104 Tel 206-684-0500 • Fax 206-684-0494 • TTY 206-233-2778 seniors@seattle.gov • To access information about a variety of services and resources for adults 60 and over in King County call 1.888.4ELDERS GOLD & FLASH CARDS Gold Card
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