What Qualifies as an Emergency Street Light Repair?

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Emergency street light repairs in the City of Edinburgh are necessary when specific hazardous conditions arise. These include:

  • Missing panels or doors
  • Exposed wiring
  • Hanging light covers
  • A burning or smoking light
  • Lamp posts damaged by traffic accidents
  • Any situation posing a threat to safety
  • More than five consecutive lights being dark in one area

If you encounter an emergency street light issue, it's crucial to report it quickly. You can use the emergency contact number at 0131 608 1100 between 10 AM to 4 PM Monday to Thursday and 10 AM to 3:30 PM on Friday, or outside these hours call 0131 200 2000.

For non-emergency issues, you can report them online using the online form.

Sources

Report a street light problem Report a street light problem Council house repairs emergency repairs guide

Related questions

What is considered a non-emergency street light issue? How do I report a non-emergency street light problem online? What should I do if I see multiple street lights out in one area? Are there any other numbers or contacts for reporting street light issues outside of normal hours?

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