Hearing Examiner records relating to discrimination complaints.

Monthly publication published by City Light and the Employee Association with departmental and employee news. Illustrated. The City Light Employees' Association (CLEA), began in 1937 as a non-profit organization administered by volunteer employees for the employees of City Light. Its purpose is to promote employee morale by offering activities and discount benefits to its members.

Photographs of proposed Grand Coulee dam site on the Columbia River and surrounding area.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, City Council briefings, and press clippings relating to issues before the Seattle City Council during Compton's tenure. Major topics of interest to Compton were technology and public safety.

Correspondence to and from the City Attorney. Includes requests from City agencies for legal opinions and advice.

Register of guests and visitors to the Engineer's Camp during the construction of the Diablo Dam. Contains signatures, the city or country from which the guest was visiting, and the date of the visit. Most of the guests were from Seattle or Portland, but some did visit from Chicago, Washington DC, the U.S.S.R., and Japan.

Records relating to City Light electricity distribution and transmission planning.

The minutes and miscellaneous files of Electrical Crafts Apprenticeship committee of Seattle City Light's Apprenticeship program, as well as curriculm for this specific program.

Logbooks detailing upkeep and maintenance of the Georgetown Steam Plant.

Photographs documenting the construction of a powerhouse and diversion dam at the Gorge Dam on the Skagit River.

Correspondence, reports, legal records, speeches, and project files relating to early City Light activities. Key topics include the Skagit hydroelectric projects, the merger with Puget Sound Power and Light Company, and the Seattle-Rainier Valley Street Railway. These records were originally acquired by the University of Washington prior to creation of the Seattle Municipal Archives, with this series identified at UW as Accession 33-4.

Records from Harrell's office during his tenure on City Council.

Records documenting Michael Hildt's work on the Seattle City Council from 1978-1985; records address issues such as conservation and desegregation and include information on Hildt's work with the Pike Place Market and his work with various committees, including the Energy Committee and Urban Development and Housing Committee.

The minutes of the Hydroelectric Machinist Committee of Seattle City Light's apprenticeship program, as well as the machinists apprenticeship program standards.

Independent audits of City agencies and programs conducted by external accounting firms. Records are primarily financial audits of public utilities.

The Joint Apprenticeship committee oversees the subcommitees of Seattle City Light's Apprenticeship program.

Minutes of the Joint Labor and Management Committee of Seattle City Light's Apprenticeship program.

The Minutes for the Laborers Apprentice Advisory Board of Seattle City Light's Apprenticeship Program

Black and white photographs of the construction of City Light's steam plant on Lake Union in 1914.

Opinions issued by the City Attorney at the request of various City officials regarding public utility issues. Included are Seattle's water system, refuse disposal, electricity, and the street railway and transit systems.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, and staff reports related to issues that come before the City Council for consideration. Also includes copies of City Council work programs and policy planning agendas. A large portion of the material relates to regional planning issues, especially water, electrical power, transportation, and governance.

Newsletters from the Lighting Lab. The newsletters provide information about the lab, such as event schedules, news updates regarding technology developments in associated fields, and class schedules that were taught at the lab or at other lab locations across the Pacific Northwest.

Records from Mosqueda's office during her time serving on Seattle City Council.