I called a couple of weeks ago to report that there were 4 street light out on 11th and Morton. They were never repaired and now there are approximately 8-10 lights out. I’m concerned because my college student walks these streets every night in the dark and it’s just dangerous. Like I said, this is my second time reporting this.
The lights along Sare/State Road 45 as you approach and past 2nd street are nearly all out. Some almost seem like they may be triggered by motion but if that is the case- they are not working properly. Most are just dark.
On College Mall Road 3 street lights are out (on college mall road itself- city property)- in front of Xfinity, in front of 5 Guys, and in front of Bloomington Hardware Traveling west on College Mall Road (same street) closer to 2nd- a light is strobing- hard to tell which exactly On State Road 45/46 two street lights west of Kinser just before ramp to freeway (near prior road construction site), 2 street lights are out
There are two street lights in front of the building that are extremely dim. It seems that the bulbs are burnt out.
Street light at corner of E Dixie and S Grant has been either really dim, flickering, or completely out.
The only street light here has been out for a while. It is very very dark on this street at night. Hard to see anything without using a flashlight and there is night time foot traffic and I and my neighbors would feel more comfortable going outside at night if the light was operating properly.
It has been reported the street lights are not working on South Mitchell Street in the evenings.
The street lights on S Mitchell St never come on at night. I am not 100% sure if they are city-maintained or not, though, but was unsure about where else to report this issue.
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.
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.