5 things to know about your L.A. streetlight ballot — swipe through 👇
If you own property in Los Angeles, your streetlight ballot is on its way. This is your opportunity to take a closer look at how streetlights are maintained in your neighborhood — and have a say in what comes next.
As you go through the slides, think about your own block:
• Have you noticed outages or delays?
• What matters most to you — faster repairs, reliability, safety?
We’d like to hear from you — drop a comment or vote in the poll.
📬 Ballots began arriving around April 17
🗓️ Return yours by June 2, 2026
You can review details and see how your assessment is calculated here:
lalights.lacity.org/residents/prop_218.html
#LALights #Prop218 #LosAngeles #PropertyOwners
From lighting up the night to connecting the city. 🌃✨ Did you know that #LosAngeles street lights keep us connected in more than one way? 👀 #ConnectedCity
Safer streets start here 💡
Mayor Bass and I toured newly installed solar street lights at Rhodes Park in North Hollywood, part of the city’s response to 30,000+ streetlight outages across LA. Solar-powered, theft-resistant, and grid-independent, these lights mean families can enjoy these fields safely day and night. Rhodes Park has come a long way from the empty lot it started as — this is what investing in our neighborhoods looks like.
Palisades, Streetlight repairs are underway on Sunset Boulevard 💡
Thanks to coordinated efforts from the Bureau of Street Lights ( @lastreetlights ) and our task force, crews are prioritizing areas near schools, homes, and major roads first — with more improvements on the way.
This morning, we were joined by @lastreetlights , @lacityparks , and community members at Downey Recreation Center to kick off our office’s $500,000 solar lighting project in Lincoln Heights and Cypress Park. 💡☀️
For too long, our neighborhoods have waited in the dark for the city to catch up on basic repairs. Investing in proactive, solar solutions is more cost-effective and delivers immediate, long-lasting results.
We’re committed to expanding this work to neighborhoods across CD1 so every community has the reliable infrastructure and real public safety they deserve.
Our incredible Constituent Services team works day in and day out alongside our community and city partners to keep Council District 10 well-maintained and thriving.
Thanks to these efforts, street light repair work is currently underway in the West Adams, Kinney Heights, and Gramercy West neighborhoods.
We know street light outages continue to impact our neighborhoods, and we are actively addressing these issues—pushing forward both immediate repairs and long-term solutions to improve reliability and safety 💪🏾
If you notice issues like these, please report them to 311 and our office by email or phone:
[email protected] Pico District Office: (323) 276-4917 City Hall: (213) 473-7010
Connecting Crenshaw with Free Wi-Fi Internet Access
Council President Marqueece Harris-Dawson joined the LA City Bureau of Street Lighting and the California Community Foundation to launch free Wi-Fi connectivity along the Crenshaw Corridor. Community members from Crenshaw to Leimert Park will have free internet access 24 hours a day.
#CouncilPresidentMarqueeceHarrisDawson #LACityBureauofStreetLighting #CrenshawCorridor
Crenshaw Connected is a declaration that in Los Angeles, every resident deserves equal access to the tools of the 21st century. Today, we launched the first free WiFi program in the City on Crenshaw Boulevard.
This is more than infrastructure—it is digital justice.
Thank you to @destinationcrenshaw , @lacitydpw , @lastreetlights , @calfund , @cisco , @foodaccessla , @cw_heather.hutt , and all the hands, volunteers, and organizations that made this happen!
In Conversation with Miguel Sangalang
LA Bureau of Street Lighting Executive Director Miguel Sangalang oversees the maintenance of almost a quarter of a million street lights across the City. He talks to Maria Hall-Brown about the history and evolution of LA lights as the Bureau celebrates its 100th year.
#LABureauOfStreetLighting #LALights #CityOfLA
LA This Minute - LA City Bureau of Street Lighting 100th Anniversary
LA City Bureau of Street Lighting is celebrating 100 years with the launch of an online platform that maps the history of LA street lights.
#LACityBureauOfStreetLighting #LALights #CityofLA
Celebrating #CrenshawConnected! 💻🔌 We’re bringing free, reliable Wi-Fi to the Crenshaw corridor because we believe that internet access is a gateway to opportunity. From students completing homework and adults pursuing new skills, to local entrepreneurs expanding their reach, this initiative is about empowering our community to learn, grow, and connect. 🌱
#DestinationCrenshaw #CommunityFirst #DigitalInclusion #LosAngeles #Crenshaw #FreeWiFi #ConnectLA
Ever notice those vintage streetlights around LA? 💡They’re more than just lights — they’re pieces of history.
In honor of BSL’s 100th anniversary, we’ve launched an interactive tool where you can explore the story behind thousands of historic and decorative streetlights across the city.
