Reports (499)

Problem: [Per constituent via contact form 12/06: "Ruggle Street across Washington Street Roxbury near Nubian Square. In City Parking some lights are off and some blinking for the last four months, no one care. Please send someone to look at it. Thanks. Syed"]

Problem: [Constituent states as of 11/13/24 that the top knob fell off the gaslight fixture of the street gas light at the corner of this intersection. Constituent states that they have it in their possession at 119 Charles St, lower level.]

Problem: [Constituent is requesting all lights in this area be fixed. They are too dim and it is dangerous walking at night.]

Problem: [Constituent is requesting for two gas streets to be reinstalled and fixes, states two street lights that are both at a tilt.. Constituent is also requesting if they can be re-painted.]

Problem: [Constituent states that the street lights on washington st in Brighton are too dim and pose a hazard for pedestrians and drivers.]

Problem: [Constituent states last weekend a dump trick hit and knocked over the street light in front of this address. The pole was removed now there is just a cone covering where the street light was.]

Problem: [Lighting is low and almost nonexistent compared to neighboring streets. Up to 3 or 4 lights total.]

Problem: [Constituent states there was an accident a couple weeks ago that knocked down a street light and the street light is no longer at the location. Constituent is requesting the street light be replaced asap.]

Problem: [Constituent states via Contact Form on 10/2: I am writing to bring to your attention an issue that has been affecting the safety and quality of life in our community—specifically, the lack of adequate street lighting going towards the end of Neponset Valley Parkway. Over the past few months, I and several of my neighbors have noticed that the streetlights on that block are either malfunctioning or not providing sufficient lighting during the evening and nighttime hours. This has made the area quite dark and has raised concerns about pedestrian safety, as well as the potential for accidents or increased crime. I don't know if this has been already reported to the city’s maintenance services but we would like to see improvements. As a proud Boston resident, I am sure you can understand the importance of well-lit streets for public safety and community well-being. We would be very grateful if you could look into this matter and ensure that our streetlights are properly maintained or upgraded. Improved lighting would go a long way in making our neighborhood feel safer and more secure for all residents, especially during the darker months ahead. Thank you in advance for your time and attention to this issue. I look forward to hearing from you and hope for a prompt resolution. Sincerely,]