Seattle City Light crews are working to install upgraded underground infrastructure that will improve electrical service to the SODO area. The construction site is along 1st Avenue South between Atlantic Street and Railroad Way South. Crews started work at the northwest corner of the Atlantic Street crosswalk and continued… [ Keep reading ]
Seattle City Light crews are working to install a new underground infrastructure project that will bring electrical service to a condominium and retail development at 301 East Pine Street on Capitol Hill. The construction site is on Melrose Avenue between East Pine and East Pike Street.
Seattle City Light recently completed civil construction work for the East Boston Terrace Project located in North Capitol Hill. The construction and related upgrades have increased electrical service reliability and will reduce the number of future unplanned outages for customers in the area.
Over the next few weeks, you will see activity related to underground utility work on the Seattle waterfront in preparation for fall construction of the Elliott Bay Seawall Project.
Some of Seattle City Light’s construction and electrical crews work in an underground system of vaults and duct banks to keep vital power flowing to our customers.
Progress continues on the first substation to be constructed by Seattle City Light in 30 years.
Crews will install a new duct bank across 5th Avenue S at S Washington Street on Monday, Feb. 25. This project will connect existing underground power lines to increase service reliability. Crews plan to excavate across 5th Avenue at the north side of the intersection with S Washington Street. This project will not involve any scheduled power outages.
Trenching work that Seattle City Light planned this weekend at Yesler Way and the 2nd Avenue Alley as part of a project to improve reliability of service for the surrounding neighborhood has been postponed due to heavy traffic that is expected for the Mariners’ interleague series with the NL West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers.
Seattle City Light plans some trenching work this weekend at Yesler Way and the 2nd Avenue Alley as part of a project to improve reliability of service for the urrounding neighborhood.
Seattle City Light crews have completed installation of valuts and conduit for relocation of transmission lines from the Alaskan Way Viaduct on time and under budget.
