The City’s energy teams repaired over 6,800 streetlight faults in just two weeks, with 245,000 streetlights under constant care. Alderman Xanthea Limberg is calling for public participation in safeguarding streetlight energy from vandalism and theft. The progress made in addressing streetlightrelated complaints shows the positive changes from the City’s initiatives, and a united effort from the public and City can lead to safer and brighter communities.
The city of Cape Town is dedicated to maintaining over 245,000 streetlights and ensuring urban security through its municipal services’ ceaseless repair attempts. Despite facing hurdles posed by vandalism and thefts, the city’s services have steadily continued to illuminate even the most hidden corners of its districts, rectifying an astounding 5,810 faults associated with streetlights in just two weeks. Residents also play a crucial role in protecting this vital public asset by remaining observant and reporting any suspicious activities. This effort represents a commitment to safety, security, and an improved quality of life in urban settings and serves as a beacon of hope for safer, brighter, and more vibrant communities.
