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Report a street or pedestal light

LPC changes light bulbs in about 60 street lights each month. But some of the more than 12,000 street lights in Longmont may go unnoticed since lights are not on when crews are repairing equipment during the day. You can help keep Longmont's lights turned on and our community safe by reporting burned out or damaged street or pedestal lights.

What's the difference between a street light and a pedestal light?

Fill out the form below. A service order will be produced and the light will be repaired within three working days. Or call LPC at 303-651-8386 during regular business hours.

Street/pedestal light report

First name:

Last name:

E-mail:

Confirm e-mail:

Telephone:

What type of street light is it?

Pedestal Light Street Light

Is the light damaged, out or blinking?
Damaged Out Blinking

What is the exact address of the light?*

* If you do not know the exact address, give the street names of the nearest intersection, count the number of lights from that intersection, note the direction of the light from the intersection and tell which side of the street it is located.

What's the difference between a pedestal light and a street light?
Pedestal lights are located at the front of many residential properties throughout Longmont and house the electric meter. Street lights are mounted on much taller poles, are located about every fourth house or business and provide general lighting along residential and commercial streets.

A pedestal light appears to the left and a street light appears to the right.

First name:
Last name:
E-mail:
Confirm e-mail:
Telephone:
What type of street light is it?	Pedestal Light Street Light
Is the light damaged, out or blinking?	Damaged Out Blinking
What is the exact address of the light?*
* If you do not know the exact address, give the street names of the nearest intersection, count the number of lights from that intersection, note the direction of the light from the intersection and tell which side of the street it is located.