I spoke to our Engineering Department who suggested that you be referred to the PG&E website. They would be the entity tasked with maintaining and installed light poles. You can contact them at: http://www.pge.com/myhome/customerservice/contact/

From this site --- under subject, choose "streetlights" and then add your request to the message area. You should receive an email from them confirming receipt of your email and hopefully a response to your concerns. .

Thank you for your response. The website only allows me to report streetlights that are out. I called PG&E and was told that I would more likely need to go through the City to request for streetlights to be installed. They simply fix the ones that need to be repaired.

Here is a picture showing the amount of light given off by the street light. As you can see it doesn't exactly help.

Here is another

This one as you can see isn't doing much of anything to light the surrounding area

Here is an image depicting the approximate addresses of each light. They are only on one side of the street. The distances are as follows:

1971 Shuey to 1905 Shuey: 344 feet
1905 Shuey to 1847 Shuey: 400 feet
1847 Shuey to 1735 Shuey: 315 feet
1735 Shuey to 1529 Shuey: 240 feet
1529 Shuey to 1513 Shuey: 105 feet

There is adequate lighting on Shuey near Bonanza street but as you travel farther away the lighting becomes extremely poor. Given how narrow the street is and the fact that it curves, it seems this low amount of lighting is not enough.

Thanks Kelly - I will pass your comments onto the Engineering Dept. regarding PG&E's comment.

We absolutely need more lighting. Our streets are so dark and with the continuous theft, we need to make it difficult for these thieves to creep in and out of our neighborhood unseen. I think lighting is the first step in making changes. And I believe it will show that we are taking the initiative. It's simply not safe for residents and clearly an easy target for thieves. We need to do something!

Awaiting a reply from Public Works. Will pass on info.

This is being looked into by Engineering. They will contact Kelly to follow up. This issue will be closed here as Engineering is handling. The number for Engineering is 943-5899 x 3529

1815 Shuey Ave...My new neighbor, Kelly, has her car broken into last night too!
Now, don´t you think this is maybe happening because of the LACK OF STREET LIGHTS in our neighborhood? Thieves are taking advantage of this issue for sure.
The whole street has one light that it is covered by trees.
Not only we need to be scared of thieves, but also the sidewalks are very damaged, and it is really unsafe to go for a walk without seeing anything.
PLEASE....WE NEED MORE STREET LIGHTS IN SHUEY-ALMOND!!!!!

This is closed in the SeeClick format. Cande -----see note above to follow up with Engineering. Thank you.