Agree with you. You might get better results by calling Centerpoint, AT&T or whomever owns those lines. You might send them your photo to help them determine if they are theirs.

yes its a serious safety concern

According to several posts on this website reference, shoes dangling on power lines symbolizes a criminal drug usage/purchase zone.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shoes%20on%20a%20wire

I'm sure families around the neighborhood do not want drug usage in the area, let alone any type of destructive crime.

According to several posts from the website reference, sneakers dangling on power lines signifies a drug usage/purchase zone.

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shoes%20on%20a%20wire

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=shoes%20on%20a%20wire

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According to several posts from the website reference, sneakers dangling on power lines signifies a drug usage zone.

According to several posts from the website reference, sneakers dangling on power lines signifies a dru g usage/purchase zone.

My above post has finally posted, because CoH thinks the word D R U G S is significant enough to withhold a post. (after testing and re-posting a few times attempting to figure out why my post was withheld) Why????!