Not sure if this is a City light or not because it's not at a main intersection, but it looks like one. Whatever the case, it's burned out. It's the one on the SW corner of the intersection of the west alley (there are two alleys in this block) and Cottage Grove.
Decorative lamppost in ROW (Lincoln side) has burnef-out light.
Two lamps burned out in decorative, Victorian-style lamp posts standing in the ROW. One is on the east side of Lincoln close to the south side of 8th, and the other is the next one in the line about 40 feet south of that one.
Correction to #199015: *WEST* side of Lincoln, not "east".
*SUPER* dark at the intersection of Kirkwood and Indiana across from Sample Gates, especially on nights without a moon. Light out on NW corner. Other uReport issues say that Duke has been aware of this for weeks. Maybe someone should remind them, because it really is dangerous there.
All of the decorative lampposts on North Walnut near the intersection with 11th Street are dark. Three on the west side of Walnut and north of 11th, one on the east side of Walnut north of 11th, and two on the east side of Walnut south of 11th but still north of Cottage Grove.
THe street light at 1017 E Miller Drive has been burned out for several weeks.
The traffic lights at 10th Street and the Bypass no longer operate the way they used to. Either the sensors no longer work, or the system has been set up in a manner that allows for particularly long waits for cars traveling east or west: left turn signals are triggered whether there are cars needing to turn left or not. The eastbound direction always gets the green light first, regardless of traffic. This always occurs, whether during rush hour or even on Sunday mornings at 7:30 a.m. This very inefficient setup is not how they used to function. Why?
Bicycle locked to "No Parking" sign on east side of Dunn between Cottage Grove and 11th. Has been there for many months.
The "Stop at the Stop Bar" sign is missing. The sign and the pole have either been removed or stolen because you can see where it once was placed.