This is one of the few street intersections that I have encountered, particularly while walking at night, that has NO street light to illuminate the intersection of the two streets.
It’s very dark on this cul de sac and there have been numerous break ins to cars as well as homeless people evicted from Switchyard now coming thru our area. How do we get a street light installed
Street light is out at the intersection of Weymouth and Plymouth Court.
Need a light at Alexander, near IUCU. People don't stop properly at rush hour, not taking turns, too much traffic. TY
There are currently no street lights at this intersection: St. Rd. 446 and Moores Pike/ Lampkins Ridge Rd. Visibility is poor during darkness hours and especially during rain or snow which may contribute to preventable accidents. This is a highly used intersection. TWO dusk to dawn street lights cater-cornered from each other would be very helpful here. Thank you for your consideration.
Adding to the requests about the street lights, we noticed last night that all of the lights in the neighborhood seem to have been replaced with harsh white LED fixtures. At a minimum these need diffusers or something, the naked LEDs are very harsh and hurt the eyes of pedestrians. It would also be great if there were shields or something directing the light down, as currently they are unshielded. Honestly having the old lights back would be a massive improvement, but given how unlikely that is please consider these other mitigations. The light pollution from these lights is very unpleasant.
Street lamp out at the corner of sunset and park square
Burnt out street light
Street light is not working at 5302 and 5296 Earl Young Road
W. 3rd does a dogleg at S. Jackson. NOWHERE within this awkward intersection is there a single streetlight: Not where W. 3rd dead-ends at the Paris-Dunning house, nor along the brief stretch where W. 3rd travels south briefly in concert with S. Jackson, nor where it becomes an independent entity once again and transforms into a One-Way street (although the bicyclists, traveling east along W. 3rd, in counterflow to the automobile traffic, refuse to believe this proclamation!) This seems to be an oversight.