Because a flashing light no longer controls this intersection, and because this intersection is dark, the addition of a street light would improve safety for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians.
Duke has changed this street lamp to a bright led. Our neighborhood has the amber lights. Can this lamp be changed to one that matches those in the area? This new one is too bright!
STREET LIGHT OUT
Hello! I would like to request a street light on S. Hickory Grove Lane. It is very dark on our road and we have TONS of kids who actually play outside!! People drive down the road very fast (most of them are delivery people). It would help them see the kids. Most of the houses have their porch lights on, but the light from the porches doesn’t extend to the road. It would be much safer for all the kids. Thank you! -Kirsten Elliott
The light bulb is out.SW corner of S Highland St and E 2nd St
The street light at the corner of Pinewood Dr and Pinewood Ln is out
There is a street light out on the corner of Grimes and Dunn St. We have had some vandalism to neighborhood cars and several neighbors have expressed concerns that Dunn street is not well lit. We could use additional street lighting and replacement of existing lights that are not working.
Street light is out. 2 cars had windshields smashed last night in neighborhood. Working street light might help, ad there is a non working light there.
Hello, I'd like to request the street lights in this neighborhood be repaired or replaced. There are hardly any lights for those walking after dark.
The area along the south side of Rose Hill cemetery on W. 3rd St, west from Walker until the lights from Cresent Donut and the Marathon station has NO street lighting. This is a corridor that often has the homeless headed to Wheeler Mission. I have driven on it at night and found people walking and a guy in a wheelchair as well in the west-bound travel lane of this roadway -- virtually invisible! Until Beacon's new facility is built, which I am sure will have outdoor lighting, this is unsafe for the bicyclists and pedestrians who travel this piece of the old Whitehall Pike.