Discounts and Rebates

COVID-19 Assistance

Federal, state and local governments are working to help those in need during the COVID-19 outbreak. The City has compiled a list of resources that can assist those who have been impacted.

City of Issaquah

  • Gold Pass – $60/year for Issaquah residents or $72/year. This is an annual pass that offers access to the Community Center and Julius Boehm Pool. Scholarships are available for Issaquah residents.
  • Limited Income Household Utility Rebate- Eligible households who enroll in Puget Sound Energy’s HELP program can get an annual $100 rebate check.
  • Limited Income Senior Utility Rebate- Eligible seniors can get 75% off their total water and
    sewer bill and 100% off their stormwater bill.
  • Senior Lunch - Suggested contribution at the Senior Center is $4.50 for those 60+ years old; $6.50 for those under 60 years old;

King County

  • Metro & Sound Transit- Regional Reduced Fare Permit - entitles eligible riders to reduced fares on public transportation systems in the Puget Sound region.
  • Property Tax Property Reduction and Deferral Programs - Residents 61 years old or older, who own their home, and for 2020 who have an annual income of $58,000 or less, may be eligible for a property tax reductions or deferrals. These programs also apply to individuals with disabilities and was recently expanded with state revisions to the income level eligibility (previously $40,000 or less).

Comcast

  • Basic Cable Rebate- Seniors (62+) are eligible to receive 30% off basic cable rates.
  • Internet- Eligible households can receive a low-cost service rate.

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