The Boundary Reservoir at our Boundary Hydroelectric Project offers many recreational opportunities including boating, fishing, camping, picnicking, and sightseeing. City Light is committed to preserving and enhancing these recreational activities for visitors to the Boundary Project area and welcomes visitors for the Boundary Tours 2023 season. Summer 2023 Boundary Tours… [ Keep reading ]
The Basics How long have you been at City Light? Eight months Division: Customer Operations, Credit & Collections Tell us about your role. What does your job entail? I am the supervisor for the Emergency Bill Assistance (EBA) team. We support customers who are struggling to pay their Seattle City Light bill. My… [ Keep reading ]
For almost 100 years, Seattle City Light has provided public tours of the dams, powerhouses, reservoirs, and town that comprise the Skagit River Hydroelectric Project, and that tradition continues this year. City Light, in partnership with the North Cascades Institute, a nationally recognized leader in environmental education, offers fun, interactive… [ Keep reading ]
The Basics How long have you been at City Light? Seven months Division: Transmission & Distribution Field Operations – North Service Center Tell us about your role. What does your job entail? Basic warehouse duties such as pulling orders, stocking shelves, and operating a forklift. My focus is on customer… [ Keep reading ]
The Basics Years of service: Three years with City Light and four years with the City Attorney’s Office Division: Legal Affairs Role: I lead our team of dedicated professionals in Legal Affairs. We collectively provide legal services to City Light covering a variety of areas. In addition, we administer the… [ Keep reading ]
The much anticipated announcement of the 31 selected locations for Seattle City Light’s Curbside Level 2 Electric Vehicle Charging pilot is finally here! After receiving more than 1,800 requests from eager Seattle area community members and EV enthusiasts last summer, we had our work cut out for us. Luckily, we… [ Keep reading ]
The equinox is here, so it’s officially time for spring cleaning. While you could stay focused on the traditional chores (clearing gutters, changing out wardrobes, dusting…everything), consider this a chance to conserve energy, save money, and stay comfortable. You don’t have to take on big projects either; you can do… [ Keep reading ]
With increasing concern over climate change and energy consumption expected to grow by nearly 50% by 2050, much emphasis is being placed on renewable energy over fossil fuels. Innovation is driving down renewable technology costs while prices for fossil fuels are going up as they become more scarce. With the… [ Keep reading ]
More small businesses are purchasing electric vehicles (EVs) to offset business costs and reduce harmful emissions. If you’re in the market for an EV, you might have some unanswered questions, like “How do I get EV chargers installed?” and “Are EVs worth it?” Seattle City Light’s new Fleet Electrification Program is… [ Keep reading ]
Spring is here, and we’re eager to get out in our yards to garden. But before you plant that cute little vine, shrub, or tree, remember to avoid planting it too close to utility poles or near overhead power lines. Look up and look around before planting, and be sure… [ Keep reading ]
