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Friday, November 13, 2009 11:00 AM

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Andrew Nitcher and Ed Thompson, both with the Ottawa utilities department, install a new induction street light Thursday near the intersection of First and Hickory streets. The new light is part of an energy-efficiency conservation program by the City of Ottawa and ConEdison Solutions. Utilities officials are asking for feedback about the light, as well as feedback on a nearby LED street light, and induction and LED decorative lights in the City Hall parking lot.

New street light samples shine light on city’s energy efficiency initiative

By VICKIE MOSS, Herald Public Affairs Editor

If you have a bright idea about the City of Ottawa’s new lights, utilities officials want to hear about it.

Utilities crews installed samples of energy-efficient lights near City Hall, 101 S. Hickory St. They’ll be asking residents for reactions over the next few weeks.

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