Yes, Anton, my neighbors and I are already well aware of the lighting and we are working on improving the issue.

This issue was forwarded first the issue to DGS Commissioner and National Grid representative on 6/3. On 6/4 I received an answer from National Grid that they would take a look at current lights but DGS would have to request new light. On 6/5 I e-mailed DGS again requesting that such request be officially made. I also spoke to the Commissioner on the phone later that month. On 6/28 I followed up again and on 6/29 I asked Mike O'Brien, current Councilman for the area to follow up as well. On 7/1 another follow up to the Commissioner. Later in July at Alive at Five I ran into Dan Dillelo who told me brighter bulbs were put in. On 7/20 I once again followed up with an e-mail to the commissioner saying it has not helped the issue. On 8/15 my last follow up on the issue to the commissioner. I also have several phone calls to the commissioner he has to return. I promised residents on 3rd that I would come by one of the evenings and take the pictures and file this internet complaint.

Pole #92 is the only pole on the street that does not have a light on it. The pole already has 3 transformers on it. A light can not be pt on the pole. Will evaluate other lights on street and make necessary repairs.

Can any of the transformers be transferred to another pole and then light be put on there? Is it possible to install another pole?

Thank you for your concern, this issue has been received by our department and is under review.

Mentioned this issue on the Mayor's show again. Hope some action will happen.

Pole number 92 can not have a light put on it. We are looking into increasing the wattage on the light pole next to this one.