Your report of a streetlight problem has been submitted and will be referred to PSE&G. PSE&G advises that it may take 2 weeks to repair a streetlight.
PSE&G Order # is Streetlight Outage#1(326, Princeton Ave / 62019 JC):400042851122

More than two weeks have passed since the complaint was reported to PSE&G. Please check the streetlight if it has been repaired or not. PSE&G has informed us majority of lights are repaired within the time frame and if there is an outstanding light, please let us know. Thank You

More than two weeks have passed since the complaint was reported to PSE&G. Please check the streetlight if it has been repaired or not. PSE&G has informed us majority of lights are repaired within the time frame and if there is an outstanding light, please let us know. Thank You

Thank you for the follow up. No. The Light was never repaired. The street is still dark.

Issue 6008739 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue.

Two whole months have gone by and no action. Days are getting shorter with winter coming, please replace the light soon. FYI this is also a popular route for pedestrians going to/from light rail.

Is there a shortage of bulbs? It’s been 3 MONTHS since I first reported this street light out. The sidewalk is very dark. This is a busy street since it is close to the light rail. PLEASE FIX QUICKLY.

Your grievance was forwarded to PSE&G and have asked the PSE&G light supervisor to provide an update.

From PSE&G "Your report of a streetlight problem has been submitted and was referred to PSE&G. Most of the light outages are repaired within 3 business days but if a more extensive repair is required, then you will receive a phone call from PSE&G notifying you of that issue. If your light has not been repaired within 1 week and you have not received a phone call notifying you of an extensive repair, please resubmit the outage.” Please keep in mind that I did not receive a phone call indicating extensive work. If the issue is ongoing please resubmit the request so I can inform PSE&G. Thank You