Periodically, someone will ask how they can buy, repair or get a bulb for one of the ubiquitous domed streetlights that are not managed by the city. These are typically made of black painted steel with a domed, traditional looking "London" streetlight top and can be seen mostly on streets east of Madison. While some are on corners, many are placed mid-block. Electricity for most of these is provided by adjacent homeowners and not the City of Denver. If you need a replacement bulb or repair, CCEA has used this Company:

Contractor we used on South Monroe was Radiant Lighting Services.    https://radiantlightingservices.com/ 303-429-3326

Print, clip or save this post if one exists in front of or adjacent to your property. Please share with your neighbors.

For the less common city powered lights often set on power poles at intersections, call 311.

See the video here: https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/our-colorado/developer-presents-plans-for-cherry-creek-east-gateway

The July 2019 Social Committee Newsletter is now posted. Click here to download it. Or jump to the Social page and see the latest news. 

Pulaski Park is hosting the 5th Annual Columbian Independence Festival on July 21, 2019 from 10 am to 6 pm. 

 

Join us on August 10th for the Third Annual Block Party starting at 4pm on Monroe between Bayud and Ellsworth.