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Energy-efficient lighting projects completed

June 20, 2015

greenlights montageThe Lincoln Department of Public Works and the Town Administrator’s office recently completed two projects that incorporate effective LED lighting.

At the transfer station, the old fluorescent lighting at the swap table shed was replaced with new lighting that will provide residents with a better and safer environment to enjoy the swap areas. Also, the old incandescent street lights at the intersection of Routes 126 and 117 were recently replaced by more efficient LED traffic signal and pedestrian heads. These new signal heads will not only use less electricity, but will also serve to reduce service calls and bulb replacement calls.

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