Seattle City Light is helping to preserve the environment thanks to a new method for protecting light poles against critter damage and rot. For the past year, pole crews have been applying a protective sheet of layered plastic to the buried end of some new light poles. The plastic barrier… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle City Light crews restored power this afternoon to all the 3,500 customers affected by an outage in the First Hill and Capitol Hill neighborhoods.
Seattle City Light crews have restored power to about half of the 3,500 customers affected by an outage in the First Hill and Capitol Hill neighborhoods. Full restoration of service is estimated at 3:30 p.m.
The underground exploratory work Seattle City Light started in late October at Western Avenue and University Street to evaluate a leak in an oil-encased power line has now become an emergency repair.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Marilyn Mar December 21, 2009 Pager: 206/386-4233 Seattle City Light Replacing Damaged Pole in Unincorporated King County Possible Traffic Impacts SEATTLE — City Light crews are replacing a pole damaged by a car last night. The pole is located near the intersection of S. 129th St…. [ Keep reading ]
Seattle City Light fully restored power at about 4:50 a.m., to customers in the First Hill and Capitol Hill neighborhoods.
Seattle City Light is responding to an outage in the First Hill and Capitol Hill neighborhoods. The outage was first reported at about midnight. There are an estimated 2,900 customers without electricity. The cause of the outage is currently not known.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Scott Thomsen December 18, 2009 phone: 206/615-0978 pager: 206/386-4233 SEATTLE — Seattle City Light has completely restored a power outage in Tukwila that started at 9:35 p.m. last night. Originally there were approximately 3,600 customers without electricity. Power was restored to about 94 percent of the… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle City Light is responding to an outage affecting approximately 3,600 customers in Tukwila.
Seattle City Light is set to receive 850 acres of wilderness from the Washington Department of Natural Resources for stewardship under the utility’s Wildlife Lands Program.
