Customer said street light is out

The new, post street lamps from 1800 through 1824 W. Grace Street went out with the downing of a a large tree limb in front of 1830 W Grace. I assumed the tree and lights problem were reported at same time. However, given that the lights are still out and the tree was removed a couple of weeks ago, I'm assuming the lights were not reported at the same time. Can you check to see if you have these on your to do list. If not can you please add. Thanks.

Meadow and park lantern glass dome is getting ready to fall .The latern is located on the conor of Meadow and Park inside park

Across from the front of the home -

street light out and needs repair

Red light out - double lights right side headed east on Park Ave at N Meadow st

glass globe knocked down by the recent storm and the bulb is exposed to the weather and needs replacing

citizen called to report street light at floyd and main on meadow beneath the thrift store not working

STREET LIGHT IS OUT IN ALLEY

This was reported fixed but has not been....

the street light is out making it very dark on that corner

Alley between 107 and 109 N Plum, and between N Plum and Harvie--in the Fan. Lights out. Alley completely black.

Non-functioning Street Lights - caller states the street light pole was damaged after the storms. This street light is in the alley of this address. Caller states only the pole itself was replaced but nothing else to allow this street light to work.

CITIZEN REQUESTING SOMEONE COME OUT AND REPAIR THE LIGHT IN THE ALLEY

Gas filaments (2 out of 3) burned out

caller states the street light pole was damaged after the storms. This street light is in the alley of this address. Caller states only the pole itself was replaced but nothing else to allow this street light to work.

Street light out - The pole right in front of this address has the street light out. It is also the pole and light nearest the southwest corner of W. Broad & N. Mulberry St.

Traffic light knocked down by truck

The pole right in front of this address has the street light out. It is also the pole and light nearest the southwest corner of W. Broad & N. Mulberry St.

wire down since storm June 29. Now laying on sidewalk next to Sydney Park creating a pedestrian safety hazard. Neither Verizon nor Comcast will deal with wire, though it has been reported to both companies. Please note this is NOT VCU campus

Two lights are out at 1805 & 1811 Monument. Thanks!

behind 1621 & 1623 Floyd Ave. at the end of the alley that opens onto Lombardy St. between 20 & 22 N Lombardy, the utility pole came down in the storm. Dom Va Power has replaced the pole, but the light that provided safe lighting at the end of the alley is damaged and on the ground, leaving the alley very dark and a safety hazard. A new street light needs to be replaced on that pole to light the dead end north alley.

Wire down in alley

An unidentified wire (10-15 ft) is down in the alley directly behind the back lot of my property. It remains connected to a source on one end, but I can't identify whether the connection is to a pole or a house. VA Power has confirmed it NOT to be a power line. I suspect it is a cable line but Comcast has not responded to the problem. Neither I nor my neighbors who could be affected by a disconnected line have Comcast which is why I think we get no response from them. The length of the line is not only ugly but poses a safety hazard should a child decide to swing on it or should someone walking through the alley way trip over it. It needs to be removed and I don't know where else to turn but to the city.

light in alley is not working and has been going on for over 6 moths. citizen states not safe and it is pitch black

there's a street light completely out in the alley of this address.

The light for northbound N Davis Ave is stuck on red

light on corner of alley out as well as the alley street light that is located right beside this address on the north side of the home

glass globe and metal cover are down and the wires are exposed

Recently, the city re-lamped the traffic signals in the fan with LED lamps. However; some of the lamps in this signal appear to still be weak incandescant bulbs.