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Seattle City Light completes large scale investigation of employee misconduct

Seattle City Light is committed to a workplace free of harassment, discrimination, and retaliation, and takes all reports of inappropriate behavior seriously. After multiple concerns were raised about alleged workplace misconduct within one workgroup, including drinking on the job, retaliation and sexual harassment, we hired a third-party investigator to fairly… [ Keep reading ]

Planting Safely Near Power Lines

When you plant trees or shrubs near power lines, it’s important to think about safety. Making the right choices can prevent power outages, keep your community safe, and avoid damage to electrical equipment. Here’s what you need to know. Picking the right tree height When planting near power line, choose… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Logan Rusk, Equipment Servicer

The Basics How long have you been at City Light? I started on Thanksgiving 2022, and I added my career to the list of things I was thankful for that year. Division: Fleets Tell us about your role: I monitor the Automated Motor Pool (AMP) Car online reservation system that… [ Keep reading ]

Spring Savings Made Simple: A How-To Guide

Spring is here! This is the perfect opportunity to refresh your home and reduce energy use. This season, we’re focused on practical, step-by-step solutions to save energy and lower your bills. Each section below provides clear “how-to” instructions to help you get started. Try these tips to make it easier… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrating Renewable Energy

Historically, March 21st is that day that we celebrate National Renewable Energy Day. It’s an excellent time to highlight Seattle City Light’s commitment to sustainable power. Let’s see how renewable energy is shaping our future. The national energy landscape While the world strives toward growing its renewable energy resources, on… [ Keep reading ]

Time to learn more about the South Fork Tolt! 

FERC issues Study Plan Determination – marking a new phase in relicensing work On February 13, FERC issued their formal Study Plan Determination. It is a significant milestone that moves us into the next phase of work to relicense the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project. This license allows the City… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Allyson Oakley, Passenger and Tugboat Operator

The Basics Division: Generation How long have you been at City Light? I was hired in May 2023 for a permanent position. Previously, I worked seasonally in a temporary boat operator position from 2013 to 2016. Tell us about your role: As an Out of Class Senior Passenger and Tugboat… [ Keep reading ]

Key Q&A on the Basics of Seattle City Light’s Upcoming Time of Use (TOU) Rates

Seattle City Light will introduce a Time of Use (TOU) rate in 2025, giving customers a new way to manage their energy use and lower their bills. To help you understand how this will work, we asked the TOU team to explain the basics of TOU rates and how they… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City Light Earns National Tree Care Recognition for 12th Year in a Row

Seattle City Light is proud to share that we received the 2025 Tree Line USA award! This is our 12th year in a row receiving this award from the Arbor Day Foundation. This recognition celebrates our dedication to protecting urban trees while providing reliable electricity service. What is Tree Line… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle City (spot)Light: Jonathon Ballenger, Accounting Tech

The Basics Division: Financial Services How long have you been at City Light? Just under 3 years Tell us about your role. I work in accounts payable, where I coordinate travel-related activities for employees. My job is to review and process travel and expense vouchers . I also process payments… [ Keep reading ]