Streetlight Replacement Program (ongoing)

Project purpose

This program provides ongoing funding to replace a number of older streetlights in the City annually. The current average cost to replace a streetlight and pole is approximately $10,000.

Project description

Replace older streetlights with new modern energy efficient lights that meet current City standards. The project also provides matching funds for street lighting projects receiving Community Development Block Grant funding annually. Specific projects are identified annually.

2026 Investment

$2,000,000

Projects

• Strang Line Road Street Lighting and Storm Drainage Improvements – College Boulevard to south city limits – project to be awarded soon with construction to take place this fall/winter
• 2025 Community Development Block Grant Street Lighting Project – Park Street, Candlelight Lane and Widmer Road – project to be completed by mid October
• Brighton Subdivision Storm Drainage Improvements – project completed
• 2026 Community Development Block Grant Street Lighting Project – Cottonwood, 88^th Terrace, 88^th Place, 89^th Street  – under design
• Seven Hills Lake Watershed Project – Phases 1 and 2 – project to be awarded soon with construction to take place this fall/winter
• Marshall Drive – 87th Street to 95th Street – under design
• Small-scale street lighting project – Swarner & 92nd, Country Hill Court, Long Road – under design