The street light in question has been reinstalled at the appropriate angle and height. Has the adjustment helped with the light trespass issue? If you could email me at smithc@bloomington.in.gov and let me know, I would really appreciate it. Thanks, Christina

Duke Energy is sending out a technician to measure the angle of the fixture. If the fixture is installed at the inappropriate angle, it may result in light trespass issues. If this is the case, the fixture will be adjusted. Duke is also looking into other possible solutions to dim LED fixture. I will update the uReport as we move through this process.

The wattage of the LED Micro Roadway fixture is 50 watts not 20 watts.

Duke Energy is taking a look at it to determine if there is a manufacturing defect with the 20W Micro LED Roadway fixture.

Duke Energy replaces cobrahead style fixture with energy efficient LED Micro roadway style fixture when the cobrahead cannot be repaired.

On 5/13/24, I looked at the street lighting fixtures at 12th & Washington and 12th & Lincoln. The fixtures have been changed out from a cobrahead to a micro LED fixture. I sent an email to my Duke Energy representative for additional information as to why these fixtures were changed out. I will update uReport when I hear back from Duke Energy.

The City leases lights from Duke Energy and pays for the ongoing energy usage and maintenance costs with Duke providing the maintenance services. I handle the leased street lights within the public right of way for the Department of Public Works. I will have to take a look at the fixture at the intersection of E 12th & N Lincoln as I have not authorized Duke to convert any existing lights along E 12th St.