Residents Express Concerns Over Insufficient Lighting in St. Laurent

Residents of St. Laurent voiced concerns about inadequate street lighting at a recent borough council meeting, emphasizing safety issues in their neighborhoods. One long-time resident highlighted the fear for personal safety, noting that despite having alarm systems and cameras, the lack of lighting makes it difficult to see potential threats. Specific streets mentioned include St. Louis, Valade, Fraser, Marlatt, and White, with complaints from multiple residents about the darkness that leaves individuals, including an elderly mother, feeling vulnerable. Mayor Alan DeSousa acknowledged that while the borough has not removed any lights, changes in lighting efficiency have altered illumination levels. He assured residents that any missing street lights would be investigated, urging them to report specific locations for further assessment amidst claims that some areas lack poles entirely.

Residents Express Concerns Over Insufficient Lighting in St. Laurent

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