Seattle City light crews responded to reports of an outage in the Phinney Ridge and Greenwood neighborhoods about 7:30 a.m. today. About 2,600 homes and businesses were affected by the outage. Crews were working to determine the cause and make repairs. An estimate for restoration of service was not immediately… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle City Light crews Tuesday night and Wednesday morning identified and repaired two streetlights that were giving off contact voltage. No one was injured in either case.
Seattle City Light repair crews restored power about 2:30 p.m. today for all customers affected by a power outage in Rainier Beach and north Renton.
Seattle City Light repair crews have reduced the size of an outage in the southern end of our service territory to about 700 homes and businesses.
Seattle City Light has agreed to contracts with two companies that will assist with inspections and tests of the utility’s metal streetlight poles and groundcover plates.
Seattle City Light will expand its Powerful Neighborhoods program to install free compact fluorescent light bulbs in the areas of Burien, White Center, North Highlands, SeaTac Tukwila and Skyway served by Seattle City Light starting Jan. 3.
Seattle City Light’s popular recycling program for older, secondary refrigerators – you know, the ones sitting down in the basement or out in the garage – will return Jan. 1 and customers can start scheduling pickups now.
Seattle City Light repair crews restored power to about 3,600 homes and businesses in the Greenlake neighborhood about 1:45 p.m.
Seattle City Light repair crews are responding to a power outage affecting about 3,600 homes and businesses in the Greenlake neighborhood.
Since November, more than 3,000 people have signed up to buy credits for new renewable energy production through Seattle City Light’s Green Up program. That’s a 35 percent enrollment increase.
