Let volunteers know how they should contact you (e.g. Thank you for your interest in volunteering. Please email Peter Smith at [email protected] or 973-121-1212 to coordinate next steps.).
Besides not promoting a feeling of safety, poorly lit streets also can contribute to accidents involving pedestrians.
Help us identify Montclair's dangerously dark streets, walkways and intersections by entering the place that concerns you most, voting on your entry, and rallying votes from neighbors. Your feedback will be presented to the Town Council and PSE&G.
Where in Montclair do you feel unsafe at night? What intersections and walkways are dangerously dark? Have your voice heard.
For the last 4 years the light in front of simmit bakery has been out I have reported 4 time to PSEG in the summer we run a music series called the Montclair Center Stage and its very dark in that area I please want light fix ASAP. [Hide]
The paved path through Erie Park (the grassy area northeast of the Walnut station) is a popular thoroughfare for commuters walking northbound and is completely unlit; at night it is pitch black and downright creepy. [Hide]
On Upper Mountain Avenue there are five consecutive street lights that have not worked for months, beginning at the busy intersection with Van Vleck Street going north. I know repair is the responsibility of PSE&G, but I think Montclair public safety employees (police and fire) should report these problems for follow-up by the proper agency. [Hide]
Lincoln Street and the corner of Franklin Street close to the Glen Ridge border. Street lights were never replaced leaving a void and dangerous patch of darkness that results in numerous accidents each month. [Hide]
Club Rd and Grove St are so dark, almost impossible to cross the street safely after dark. Grove and Bellevue have also had some terrible accidents this year. [Hide]
