With the holidays right around the corner, Seattle City Light urges you to join us in celebrating the season in an energy-efficient, cost efficient way! Here are a few tips from us to you on reducing electricity consumption through the holiday season.
Winds and rain are kicking up this afternoon in Seattle and other outlying neighborhoods. Many customers could experience power outages from the windstorm.
Seattle City Light volunteers participated in this year’s Puget Sound Heart and Stroke Walk and raised funds for vascular research and education.
Seattle City Light has bought two parcels of land northeast of the town of Darrington. The two 15 acre properties will be used for the purpose of salmon habitat preservation, which brings the total acreage of protected lands to 13, 647.
On October 24th from 12:00-5:00 pm, City Light’s historic Georgetown Steam Plant will be the site of the choreographed performance project entitled “Study of Time and Motion: Connect/Reposition”
From November to January, Spotlight Art Tours is featuring artwork from City Light’s portable collection.
Artist Reception to be Held at the Ethnic Heritage Art Gallery for Susan Ringstad Emery on October 15th from Noon to 1:30pm
As a home-warming gift, Seattle City Light is excited to start sending Welcome Brochures to help new home owners in the area get know their new utility.
Seattle City Light has teamed up with the Mariners and Sounders this year to increase customer awareness of energy conservation and efficiency programs.
Seattle City Light has partnered with Communities in Schools of Seattle (CIS Seattle) for the 2015 “Stuff the Bus” campaign, which helps more than 9,500 low-income students in the Seattle School District head back to school with needed supplies.
