the old power lines supported by the street lights are getting weighted down by more and more hanging fratboy sneaker pairs. A few years ago one of the lines a little further down the block heavy with sneakers came down and started a fire.
The first street lamp on the left (#512) upon entering the alleyway between 8th St and 7th St from Indiana Ave is burnt out. It is located at the corner of the parking lot behind 307-309 Indiana and 512 7th St, near the dumpster.
There are two street lights in front of the building that are extremely dim. It seems that the bulbs are burnt out.
An extension of issues #182682, #182475 and #182390. There are four street lights in the block between Grant-Dunn on Cottage Grove. The two closest to the west end of the block are on the south side and the other two on the north side. They are mostly white right now, but they are starting to turn purple like the other lights did on this block and that have now been replaced by normal, yellowish lights. The lights on this block are not yet at the point that they are painful and glaring like the other ones were, but they might be headed that way if indeed there was a manufacturing defect with the other lights that were replaced. Just a heads up, in case Duke will be out soon to replace any other lights nearby.
Shoes on overhanging lights across Kirkwood. No emergency but could be a problem of they multiply.
On 10th St between College and Walnut, S side of 10th. Light out or not turning on.
Street lamp is purple. Seems like it's the last one left in the area that is purple. It's the one on the south side of 10th Street and east of Indiana Avenue but west of the alley between Indiana and Fess.
Street lights in front of 632 N College is out. Duke Energy says it is not one of their lights.
The three post lights in front of The Crest apartments on N. Walnut just north of W 11th St are out. Is this the property owner's responsibility. Duke Energy advised that they aren't responsible.
Street lights not working on 8th Street