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Power Mostly Restored in South Seattle Neighborhood

SEATTLE — Seattle City Light crews have restored power to all but nine customers in the South Seattle neighborhood. The outage affected nearly 7,400 customers after 5 p.m. in the Columbia, Brighton and Beacon Hill neighborhood. The original outage boundaries were South Hanford Street on the north; Second Avenue South… [ Keep reading ]

Ambaum Boulevard Planned Outage Cancelled for Monday, Jan. 14

The planned outage for Ambaum Boulevard customers, originally scheduled to start tonight (Jan. 14 at 9 p.m.) is being cancelled due to inclement weather conditions. Affected customers are located approximately between SW 128th and SW 132nd.

City Light Adjusting Pay-for-Performance Conservation Request for Proposals

Seattle City Light is revising its request for proposals on a pay-for-performance energy conservation pilot program.

Power Mostly Restored in South Seattle

Seattle City Light crews and operators have restored power to all but 353 out of 2,530 customers affected by an 11 a.m. outage in South Seattle. The outage was caused by faulty underground equipment in the New Holly neighborhood. For precise outage boundaries, visit our outage map at http://www.seattle.gov/light. Seattle… [ Keep reading ]

2,500 Without Power in South Seattle, Tukwila

Seattle City Light crews are working to restore power to 2,530 customers affected by an 11 a.m. outage in South Seattle and Tukwila. The outage area roughly follows Beacon Avenue South, between Dawson and South Ryan streets. The cause is not known yet. The estimated time for restoration is 2… [ Keep reading ]

Recycle Your Burned Out Holiday Lights

Don’t pitch your burned out holiday lights in the trash. Recycle them.

New City Light Rates Take Effect in January

City Light customers are reminded that starting in January 2013, an average rate increase of 4.4 percent goes into place.

Adjusting Power Settings on Your New Electronics Can be Gift that Keeps on Giving

If you made the really nice list and scored a new television, computer or a gaming system, a few easy steps right out of the box could save you money all year long.

Shriking Bigfoot Calendar is a Chance to Give Twice

Here’s an opportunity to give twice this holiday season. Buy one of Seattle City Light’s 2013 Shrinking Bigfoot calendars for $10 and you’ll also be contributing to Project Share, an emergency utility fund to help customers in need.

City Light Employees Provide Meals for Thousands

Thousands of needy people will have a meal to eat this holiday season thanks to generous Seattle City Light employees.