January is often a time for setting goals. While some resolutions can be tough to stick to, saving energy is a goal that pays off all year long. … [Read more...] about New Year, New Savings: How City Light Can Help You Cut Costs in 2026
Utilities
Seattle City (spot)Light: Alan Bach, Senior Power Analyst
The Basics Division: Resource Planning & Analysis team in the Power Supply Business Unit How long have you been at City Light? Since November … [Read more...] about Seattle City (spot)Light: Alan Bach, Senior Power Analyst
January Find of the Month: Trespassers in the Cedar River Watershed
Ernie Rogers, Sanitation Engineer, and Steve Boehm, Patrolman, with Water Department truck in Cedar River Watershed, 1958 A folder in the Water … [Read more...] about January Find of the Month: Trespassers in the Cedar River Watershed
2025 Year in Review: Building a Stronger Future Together
As we look back on 2025, City Light reached an important milestone. This year, we created our 10-Year Strategic Roadmap. This plan gives us a clear … [Read more...] about 2025 Year in Review: Building a Stronger Future Together
Seattle City (spot)Light: Nicole Schultz, Senior Marketing Strategist
The Basics Division: Communications How long have you been at City Light? I joined Seattle City Light on June 8, 2011. I’ve been with the City of … [Read more...] about Seattle City (spot)Light: Nicole Schultz, Senior Marketing Strategist
Recycle Your Holidays: Reduce Waste and Recycle Right!
The holidays bring celebration, connection, and a lot of extra stuff. From gift wrap and packaging to food and tech gifts, small choices can add up to … [Read more...] about Recycle Your Holidays: Reduce Waste and Recycle Right!
Seattle City Light Ranked #1 in Customer Satisfaction for Fourth Consecutive Year among Midsize Business Electric Utilities in the West
We are pleased to announce that we have been ranked #1 in customer satisfaction among midsize utilities in the West for the fourth year in a row. We … [Read more...] about Seattle City Light Ranked #1 in Customer Satisfaction for Fourth Consecutive Year among Midsize Business Electric Utilities in the West
Temporary Operations Update to Maintain Water Quality and Supply Following Recent Storms
The storms over the last two weeks have caused high turbidity (muddy water) in the Cedar River, which supplies two-thirds of Seattle’s regional water … [Read more...] about Temporary Operations Update to Maintain Water Quality and Supply Following Recent Storms
Watershed Moments
Cedar River Pipeline Number 1 under construction on hill east of Dunlap Canyon, 1899 (Image 7260) SMA archivists and staff from the Cedar River … [Read more...] about Watershed Moments
Give Your Christmas Tree a Second Life: Compost It for Free This January
The holidays are over, but your Christmas tree doesn’t have to end up in the landfill! Seattle Public Utilities customers can compost their … [Read more...] about Give Your Christmas Tree a Second Life: Compost It for Free This January
Seattle City (spot)Light: Rhonda Denet-Weems, Credit & Collections Supervisor
The Basics Division: Customer Operations How long have you been at City Light? March 2006 – almost 20 years. Tell us about your role. I … [Read more...] about Seattle City (spot)Light: Rhonda Denet-Weems, Credit & Collections Supervisor
City Light outlines 2026 rate increases
As a public, not-for-profit utility, Seattle City Light makes decisions for the long-term benefit of our customers and the communities we serve. … [Read more...] about City Light outlines 2026 rate increases