Statement
Install additional high-intensity street lighting in high-crime corridors.
Overview
Install additional high-intensity street lighting in high-crime corridors.
Sources
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The City says it is identifying priority intersections and corridors, piloting new safety strategies and devices, and cost-sharing infrastructure upgrades. The reviewed page does not identify high-crime corridors, additional high-intensity street-light installations, lamp counts, locations, or completion.
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The City says its Outdoor Lighting Strategy provides direction for lighting on streets, public spaces, and private properties and is intended to improve public safety. The reviewed page does not report additional high-intensity street lighting in high-crime corridors, an implementation schedule, quantities, or funding.
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Install additional high-intensity street lighting in high-crime corridors.
Timeline
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The City says it is identifying priority intersections and corridors, piloting new safety strategies and devices, and cost-sharing infrastructure upgrades. The reviewed page does not identify high-crime corridors, additional high-intensity street-light installations, lamp counts, locations, or completion.
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The City says its Outdoor Lighting Strategy provides direction for lighting on streets, public spaces, and private properties and is intended to improve public safety. The reviewed page does not report additional high-intensity street lighting in high-crime corridors, an implementation schedule, quantities, or funding.
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Install additional high-intensity street lighting in high-crime corridors.
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