Report Broken Street Lights In Your Neighborhood Of Greenville

From the City of Greenville:

Posted Feb. 21, 2020

For the second year in a row, the City of Greenville is partnering with Duke Energy on a campaign to encourage city residents to report burned out streetlights in their neighborhoods. The goal of the campaign, called Lights on, Greenville, is to improve nighttime visibility and safety in all city neighborhoods.

This year’s campaign runs now through March 7. Residents who wish to report a streetlight are asked to call Greenville Cares, the city’s customer service call center, at 232-CARE (2273) and provide the exact location of the light by using the closest street address or closest intersection. Once a report is made, city personnel will tag the light pole and notify Duke Energy personnel, who will replace the bulb. Last year, 78 streetlights were repaired during the campaign.

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