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It depends on what admin user you want to grab, as you'd need to refer to them by name. But assuming the name is 'admin', you'd do this to send them an email:

$admin = $users->get('admin');
mail($admin->email, 'Hi Admin!', 'This is a test'); 


You might also notice this in /site/config.php:

/**
 * adminEmail: address to send optional fatal error notifications to.
 *
 */
$config->adminEmail = '';

If that is defined, you could use that for your purpose as well. 

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It depends on what admin user you want to grab, as you'd need to refer to them by name. But assuming the name is 'admin', you'd do this to send them an email:
$admin = $users->get('admin');
mail($admin->email, 'Hi Admin!', 'This is a test'); 

You might also notice this in /site/config.php:

/**
 * adminEmail: address to send optional fatal error notifications to.
 *
 */
$config->adminEmail = '';

If that is defined, you could use that for your purpose as well. 

Thanks Ryan, both of these options are great. Thanks!

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@modifiedcontent you can do $users->find("roles=superuser");

22 minutes ago, modifiedcontent said:

Get the first superuser?

$users->find("roles=superuser")->first;

22 minutes ago, modifiedcontent said:

can there be more than one superuser?

yes, PW doesn't limit the number of superusers to just one single user.

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