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.
6 of our street pole lights are out/ not lighting up
street light out
Why is there no street light at 3rd and Jackson? It's dark as shit
Street light is out at corner of Providence Ct & N. Sheffield Dr --it has been out for at least 2 weeks.
I live at 1020 West 7th Street. The street light across the street from me in front of 1018 doesn't work properly. Sometimes it turns on but it's off most of the time. It's dangerous. I tried to include a photo but it wouldn't let me upload one.
Street light is not working at the intersection of Blackstone Ct. and N. Park Ridge East.
Street light is not working at the corner of Walpole Ln and N Park Ridge Road.
Multiple street lights are going out/flashing in the location provided. Rogers St between the BLine trail and 8th St has two bad lights. The first is close to the Cook building and the other is closer to the BLine Trail. The BLine Trail has one light that is directly back from the bad light by the Cook building which is by the back end of their parking lot by the trail. 8th and Rogers has a light out on the North West side of the intersection. 8th Street by the BLine trail, alongside the side of the cook building also has a light that is bad. Also, the new parking garage has a light in the top of the stairwell that flashes very brightly and if you are walking along the BLine trail as it passes over 8th Street it startles you and somewhat blinds your sight and I feel this is somewhat unsafe for pedestrians along the trail.
There is a streetlight on the B-Line trail that has consistently been out the past few times I've walked by while at night. I don't have a photo, but I can describe its location. It's right next to the fire station at 219 W 4th Street. It's immediately south of where the B-Line intersects with 4th street. It's on your right-hand side if you're facing south. It should be the first one in. I couldn't find the light on Duke Energy's website, and thus wanted to submit this here so that someone can look into this. Thanks!