Streetlight Safety
Streetlights are an important part of a safe community. City Light is committed to maintaining the streetlight system and to do so safely. If you have any questions or concerns about a streetlight, please contact us immediately at (206) 684-7056. You can report a streetlight that is out or malfunctioning by using our online service at: www.seattle.gov/light/streetlight Read more about the steps City Light is taking to ensure safe streetlight operations here Streetlights and Contact Voltage.

Update Your Account Information
It's part of our ongoing efforts to improve customer service. Seattle City Light is enhancing communications for reporting outages and to receive information about outages. We need YOUR help! Many customers have had a City Light account for years and it's likely that your account information hasn't been updated for some time. Also, many of our customers now use a cellular telephone as their only phone service and we might not have that number in our system. Some of you have told us you'd like to get an e-mail when there's an outage because you can receive them on your cell phone. Please help us stay in touch by updating your contact information.

Seattle City Light Strategic Plan 5/12/2011
City Light is developing a strategic plan for the next 6 years. We need help from our customer/owners to help with decisions. This video explains how Seattle City Light has operated in the past and asks questions about the future.

Solar Carousel 5/5/11
Seattle Channel's City Stream show takes a look at the solar energy panels City Light helped install on Woodland Park Zoo's historic carousel.

Nissan Leaf Uses Clean Electricity 1/4/2011
City Light is happy to welcome the first mass produced electric car, using 100 % carbon neutral clean electricity. These cars are now available, and are the first of many electric vehicles that will soon be on the city streets.

Seattle City Light: Boundary Hydroelectric Project 9/21/2010
Seattle City Light`s Boundary Hydroelectric Project in NE Washington recently conducted an historic reduction in its reservoir which revealed the famed Metaline Falls for the first time in 27 years. This video shows how and why.

City Light Hosts Goats 8/31/2010
Seattle City Light`s north substation is hosting a herd of 270 goats to clear a slope of blackberries. This is the third time in 4 years the goats have helped clear the persistent weeds.

Take Winter by Storm 2010 10/21/2010
Winter storm preparations are being made by local utilities. It`s also time for individual families to prepare. Here are things you should do and some dangers to avoid.

Customer Video 6/18/2010
This short overview of Seattle City Light shows the history and legacy of the publically owned utility.

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City Light volunteers dug in to help the Duwamish Hill Preserve. Learn more about our work here.

Learn more about Seattle Community Solar here.

Learn about City Light's 2013-2018 Strategic Plan here , see video.

Try our new mobile site here.

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	Commercial Kitchen Rebates Seattle City Light has teamed up with other Puget Sound Utilities to offer rebates on commercial kitchen equipment. Whether your business is in Tacoma, Seattle, Bellingham, or somewhere in between, you can take advantage of this special offer. Check with your service provider to verify their rebate level and qualifying equipment requirements. Over its lifetime, some commercial ovens may cost more in electricity than you paid to purchase it. But there is a solution. Today’s efficient kitchen equipment uses a lot less energy, saving you money for as long as you own the equipment. They often don’t cost more, and now utility rebates make them even more affordable! So don’t let high costs effect your profits – upgrade now and start saving today! Save Now and Save Later! Save $$ now on your purchase price – then save $$ each month on your utility bill! Rebates range from $100 to $2000 per unit! Rebate Table Commercial Equipment Type Seattle City Light $/Unit CEE Tier 2 Hot Food Holding Cabinet 7–12 ft3 $200 CEE Tier 2 Hot Food Holding Cabinet 12–20 ft3 $300 CEE Tier 2 Hot Food Holding Cabinet > 20 ft3 $400 ENERGY STAR Electric Steam Cooker – 3,4,5 or 6 Pan $750 Qualified Electric Convection Oven (single unit) $300 Qualified Electric Convection Oven (double unit) $600 Qualified Electric Combi-Oven $2,000 Qualified Dishwasher, Under Counter, Low Temp $250 Qualified Dishwasher, Under Counter, Hi Temp $500 Qualified Dishwasher, Door Type, Low Temp $1,000 Qualified Dishwasher, Door Type, Hi Temp $1,000 Qualified Dishwasher Single–Tank Conveyor, Low Temp $1,000 Qualified Dishwasher Single–Tank Conveyor, Hi Temp $1,500 Qualified Dishwasher, Multi–Tank Conveyor, Low Temp $1,500 Qualified Dishwasher, Multi–Tank Conveyor, Hi Temp $2,000 Qualified Super Efficient Ice Maker < 500 Ibs ice per day $100 Qualified Super Efficient Ice Maker > 500 Ibs ice per day $300 How Much Will I Save Each Year on my Utility Bill? Savings range from 25%–55% depending on the size and type of equipment. Savings compared to your old existing units are probably even higher! Which Models Qualify? Download information on approved models: Hot Food Holding Cabinets, Steamers Convection Ovens – Food Service Technology Center – Electric Ovens Only: Combination Ovens – Food Service Technology Center – Electric Ovens Only Dishwashers Icemakers How to Get Your City Light Rebate Contact SCL to verify qualifying equipment. Go to a participating vendor and buy qualified equipment to be used in Seattle City Lights’ service territory. You will receive your rebate at time of purchase. If you purchase from a non–participating vendor, complete and sign the Rebate Form and send it in with a copy of the sales receipt to secure your rebate. It’s our business to help your business save energy and money. If you prefer to contact us by phone, please call 206.684.3800. NOTE: Files on this site require the Adobe Acrobat Reader to be viewable from your computer. Download Acrobat Reader at: Participating Utilities
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