Seattle City Light’s planned start date for installation of new power lines onto the steel towers on either side of the Lake Washington Ship Canal at Warren Avenue in Fremont and Queen Anne has been delayed from May 2nd until mid-May.
Seattle City Light employees joined other community-minded volunteers to plant trees and remove invasive non-native plants at the Northern State Recreation Area near Sedro Woolley on Saturday, April 23.
Last weekend, vandals cut down a 45-foot utility pole with energized power lines along Des Moines Memorial Way South in an effort to steal copper.
City Light will be holding a community meeting in Mt. Baker to explain its upcoming underground cable replacement project.
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Seattle City Light’s leadership in the promotion of energy conservation won a Green Globe Award from King County today.
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Seattle City Light repaired a streetlight today after a customer reported that his dog was shocked when it sniffed a small, metal plate at the base of a concrete streetlight pole on 32nd Avenue S between Atlantic and Massachusetts streets. The dog was not injured.
Seattle City Light will be at Safeco Field on Friday evening to help the Mariners celebrate Earth Day with the team’s third annual carbon neutral game.
Seattle City Light restored service to about 2,400 homes and businesses in the Skyway area at about 10:30 p.m. The outage started about 5:30 p.m. when overhead equipment failed, causing the wires to come down to the ground. City Light crews first made the area safe and then restored power…. [ Keep reading ]
