Street lights on both corners of E. Wilson & S. Dunn Streets are not working. Duke Energy website form for reporting lights does not appear to be currently working either (does not list any lights on those corners).
Streetlight on the southeast corner of S.Dunn & Driscoll is out. Also, I reported this streetlight to Duke, and they came to look at it this morning, to inform me that it was not a streetlight maintained by Duke and to contact the City about it.
The street lights hanging over the intersection of E Kirkwood and N Lincoln are out as well as all the street lights along the north side of Kirkwood west of Lincoln.
Bulb needs replacing in light on 300 block s. Anita st.
This street corner is a bus stop for many children. It is in a high traffic area of the neighborhood, and it is also very dark. A street light would illuminate the area so that the kids are more visible to traffic entering and exiting the neighborhood in the dark hours of the morning.
Street light is out
Need streetlight/bulb repaired across street from 648 S Woodscrest Driveway. Thx
Street light on the NW corner of Woodlawn & Hunter is out. There are no other street lights on Woodlawn between Atwater & 2nd St even thought its sidewalks are heavily used by women leaving the campus in the dark to walk to the free parking lot east of Bryan Park. The dark sidewalk on the west side seems especially unsafe in the dark due to the large shrubbery that grows next to that sidewalk at several locations.
Light out
Please refer to uReport case #182390. There is an identical problem with the overhead street lamp at Washington/Cottage Grove and also the one at the intersection of Lincoln/Cottage Grove, that being that the lamp is an harsh, intense, ultraviolet-like purple color that is glaring and makes it difficult to see. It is a hazard and an annoyance. Please replace these lamps with normal, soft-light sodium lamps to match the others in the neighborhood. This is not just an issue of unsightly appearance - the lamps really are a hazard, as both drivers and pedestrians at night need to shade their eyes at the intersections.