Windsor Streetlight Conversion Project Underway

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The City of Windsor conversion of more than 22,000 street lights from the current high-pressure sodium bulbs to a more efficient LED version is well underway.

The total cost of the conversion project is approximately $16.6 million, but the city could recoup approximately $2.13 million of that from the retrofit program of the Independent Electricity System Operator, a Crown corporation operating Ontario’s electricity market.

It estimated that approximately 32 million dollars could be saved over 15 years on electricity and maintenance costs.

Residents can follow the progress of the project on a custom layer can found under “My City” at www.mappmycity.ca.