Seattle City Light is in the early stages of building its first new substation in 30 years. The environmental review process is underway and the scoping period began on Monday, Oct. 8.
Seattle City Light is beginning the environmental review process for the Denny Substation Project by announcing the public comment period and associated public meetings.
City Light got to share its expertise in managing natural resources across two nations with a group of international visitors in April.
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 has been awarded a $40,000 grant from the Salmon Recovery Funding Board to support salmon and steelhead habitat restoration along the lower Tolt River near Carnation, Washington.
Seattle City Light is helping to preserve the environment thanks to a new method for protecting light poles against critter damage and rot. For the past year, pole crews have been applying a protective sheet of layered plastic to the buried end of some new light poles. The plastic barrier… [ Keep reading ]
