UPDATE: Burien, King County Customers Back in Service
This morning, Seattle City Light restored service to the remaining 200 customers (from the original 7,100) affected by a power outage caused by a downed power line yesterday afternoon.
This morning, Seattle City Light restored service to the remaining 200 customers (from the original 7,100) affected by a power outage caused by a downed power line yesterday afternoon.
A Seattle City Light repair crew is working to restore power to six customers in Renton. The outage started when an elbow connector in an underground vault failed early this morning. The estimate for restoration of service is 6 p.m.
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Seattle City Light repair crews have restored power to all customers affected by an outage in Burien.
Seattle City Light crews are working to restore power for about 250 customers in Burien, who lost power when a tree fell into power lines Thursday night.
Seattle City Light customers value the utility’s environmental stewardship and energy conservation efforts, according to the latest customer satisfaction study by J.D. Power and Associates, which ranked City Light among the nation’s best utilities.
Seattle City Light Superintendent Jorge Carrasco announced that DaVonna Johnson has accepted the position of human resources officer for the utility.
As it prepares for storm season, Seattle City Light is asking its customers to update the contact information on their accounts so the utility can better respond when outages occur.
Technical difficulties some Seattle City Light customers encountered Monday with a page on our Web site that allows customers to update their account information have been corrected.
As weather forecasters predict an unusually long stretch of record and near-record high temperatures in Seattle this week, Seattle City Light wants to remind its customers that they can stay cool while conserving energy and keeping their electricity bills low.