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Power Lines & Trees

Avoid power lines when planting
School children help plant trees that are the Right Tree in the Right Place and won't interfere with the overhead power lines.

City Light employees and contractor crews work to maintain safe and reliable electric service by clearing branches, limbs and fallen trees away from power lines. Seattle City Light customers are expected to keep the line drop from pole to home or other buildings clear of trees and obstructions.

More information about City Light’s electrical safety tree trimming program

If you are concerned that a tree may be interfering or putting electrical lines at risk or have a question about the tree trimming program, contact City Light (206) 386-1733 or by e-mail respond.scl@seattle.gov . A City Light employee will respond to your questions or concerns, usually within two working days.

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