Flint Set to Illuminate High Crime Zones with Increased Street Lighting

Flint, MI officials are advancing plans to improve city street lighting by adding at least 300 new streetlights, utilizing crime data to prioritize areas with higher crime rates for increased illumination. In April, the City Council approved a $2.8 million investment to replace over 3,000 streetlight bulbs with energy-efficient LEDs, funded by federal stimulus money. The Finance Director noted that the project would tap into a $3.7 million lighting fund, which reflects rising reserves due to reduced electricity costs. City leaders emphasize the link between improved lighting and decreased crime, while discussions continue regarding specific locations for new lights and budget considerations. Council members expressed concerns over the management of the lighting funds, suggesting that without a clear plan, the streetlight assessment—currently at $72.18 annually—might need reevaluation.

Flint Set to Illuminate High Crime Zones with Increased Street Lighting

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