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This very dangerous-looking former light pedestal on JFK Blvd. in front of the Apna grocery store there. These exposed wires are scary looking and I have no idea if they are live or not. They should not be just dangling on the sidewalk. They are a tripping hazard if not an electrical hazard.
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Jersey City, NJ (Verified Official)
jerseyflea (Registered User)
After a pole knock-down, they typically bolt an orange traffic cone to the pole base, which covers the wires and alerts pedestrians.
The streetlight pole and light fixture should also be replaced.
Bill Owens (Registered User)
jerseyflea (Registered User)
Bill Owens (Registered User)
RTC (Registered User)
jerseyflea (Registered User)
However, the strip of blacktop on the sidewalk at the north end of the APNA store is visible.
The next nearest streetlight poles are at the next corners, Cottage and Newark.
This is undoubtedly a streetlight pole base that has been neglected by PSE&G.
jerseyflea (Registered User)
The end of the black wire is taped off, so no metal is exposed.
This was done to make it minimally safe after the pole was knocked down.
An orange traffic cone should be bolted to the lamp base ASAP.
The streetlight pole and light fixture should also be replaced.
JohnnyRose (Registered User)
RRC - Samantha (Verified Official)
Jersey City, NJ (Verified Official)
Bill Owens (Registered User)
XP (Registered User)
Bill Owens (Registered User)
Acknowledged Building & Streets - Brian (Verified Official)