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1. I live in a new subdivision, when will the roadway lights get installed?

Generally, when half of the lots in a new residential subdivision have buildings constructed, the City will consider installing roadway lights. The costs associated with roadway lights are typically assessed to the benefiting lots in the neighborhood.

To inquire about roadway lights in your neighborhood, contact the Engineering Department at (701) 355-1505.

2. I have an existing roadway light in front of my property, can it be moved to a different location?

When lights are installed, every effort is made to minimize conflicts with future driveway locations, while ensuring that the area receives a sufficient amount of light. If the property owner has a conflict with the location of an existing light, the Engineering Department will consider moving the light. The relocation would be at the property owner’s expense.

Relocation of a light pole can range from $700 to $2,000.

3. I have a roadway light in my neighborhood that is burned out. Who should I contact?

To report a maintenance issue such as a burned out roadway light, contact the Public Works Department at (701) 355-1700.