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The street light in my neighborhood is burned out/damaged?
Your electric company maintains residential street lights. Please contact your electric carrier at the number below:

Connexus Energy 763-323-2600
Xcel Energy 1-800-895-4999

They may ask you for a pole number, that number can be found 6 to 10 feet up, on the street side of the light pole.

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1. The street light in my neighborhood is burned out/damaged?
2. There is a green, amber or red light out on a traffic signal?