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Originally Posted by CarlR33
I was wondering the same thing a while back when they had all the new CW SUV’s parked in a staging area what a lot of $ for someone to go around and wave at you. For the people wanting to report street lights it simple if they are Duke’s. I have done it several times with positive responses on repair.
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Too simplistic of a "solution"
There are several different utility companies that each take care of different areas. SECO, Fruitland Park, etc. You need to know the right one to notify or else you cannot report the light.
You also need the pole number. That can mean stopping in the lane of traffic to get out and note it. That's not safe. CW has warning lights on their vehicles for when they are stopped in traffic lanes. They also can radio the information to dispatch, who has a computer ready and waiting to be used for something productive. Dispatch also has a map of which poles are in which power company.