Streetlight or Outdoor Area Light Problem
Does the streetlight present a hazardous situation?
Your safety is important to us. If the light presents a hazardous situation, such as broken glass or lens, unstable fixture, exposed wires or damaged, leaning or fallen pole, do not complete this form. Instead call 1-888-LIGHTSS (1-888-544-4877) immediately. Stay at least 30 feet away from all downed power lines. Assume they are live and dangerous and report them to 9-1-1.
Select the Issue You are Experiencing
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table_lampStreetlight ProblemReport Streetlight
A streetlight is supported by a lamppost or pole, and a street, road or public area.
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light_groupOutdoor Area Light ProblemReport Outdoor Area Light
An outdoor area light is lighting on a customer's property or private community, maintained by FirstEnergy and leased to the customer. You can only report a problem with an outdoor area light if it is on your property.
How to Tell the Difference Between a Streetlight and an Outdoor Area Light
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Identifying a Streetlight
A streetlight is mounted on a lamppost or pole and provides illumination for streets, roads, and public areas, enhancing visibility for public routes in communities. Issues with streetlights can be reported with or without a FirstEnergy account, providing details and the location of the affected light.
Common Streetlight Examples:
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Identifying an Outdoor Area Light
Outdoor area lights are installed on a customer's property or within private gated communities (HOAs) and are serviced by the utility company and leased to the customer. Problems with an outdoor area light can only be reported by the ratepayer for that light.
Common Outdoor Area Light Examples:
