Pittsburgh Launches Installation of LED Streetlights

Pittsburgh officials unveiled a new era of street lighting in the Manchester neighborhood on Tuesday, activating bright LED fixtures to replace outdated high-pressure sodium lights. Mayor Ed Gainey announced the initiative during a news conference, marking the launch of a $15 million plan to replace over 35,000 streetlights citywide over the next two years. Early installations in Manchester have already replaced 302 of the 360 lights, enhancing safety and energy efficiency while adhering to the city’s “dark sky lighting” ordinance. This project is funded by $12 million in bonds and a $3 million federal grant, with expected annual savings of $1 million in operating costs. Residents can track the progress on a city website, as officials aim to improve quality of life for all.

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