Case Date:

12/29/2025

Only street light on Kingsbury is out

Case Date:

12/29/2025

There are a few streetlights in Bloomington that need to be fixed. I've had no luck getting Duke Energy to repair them. Since none of these specific streetlights appear on Duke's website maps, I contacted them directly about them. I got a Duke employee to respond a couple of months ago with a text that said, "we will fix them", but as of today they are still not fixed. Maybe the city of Bloomington can contact Duke about them and get them fixed? The streetlights are at the following locations: (1). 2nd St and S Adams St. The only light at this intersection. Very dark at this intersection without the light. (2) On 2nd St, near the intersection of S Patterson Dr. There are two of the green streetlamps that are out. Right next to each other. Directly in front of the store called "Hopes Dispensary". (3) At the intersection of 4th St. and S. Walnut. There are two streetlights at this intersection, but the one that is out is directly over the crosswalk on 4th St. Again, none of these streetlights appear on Duke's maps, and I'm having no luck getting Duke to fix them. Thank you.

Case Date:

12/27/2025

Street light at intersection of E Deckard Drive and E Kinser Drive in the Eastern Heights neighborhood cycles on and off leaving the intersection unlit at times.

Case Date:

12/18/2025

Street light has been dark/out since yesterday (Wed, Dec 17)

Case Date:

12/18/2025

Street lights on the following corners are out. Kennedy and S Burks, Willow Ct. And Kennedy, and E Burks and S Walnut springs drive

Case Date:

12/18/2025

The street light is out at this location.

Case Date:

12/15/2025

The street light on our cul-de-sac is out.

Case Date:

12/12/2025

The street light by 3432 S Ashwood Drive goes on, then dims and sometimes goes off. The light does not stay on

Case Date:

12/11/2025

Audible light is not functioning at the corner of Kirkwood and College- adjacent lights on northeast and southwest.

Case Date:

11/26/2025

street light at 8th and Grant is burned or burning out. A good addition of a light would be on the opposite side of the pole at the alley between 8th and 9th on Grant, where the apartments have one for their lot, but the street is dark. The light at the corner of 9th and Grant is really bright and a good solution for intersection lights.