Last updated: March 16, 2021
In June 2020, the city completed the conversion of street lights to LEDs in order to reduce the environmental burden by reducing carbon dioxide emissions, reduce electricity charges, and promote safe and secure town development. As a result, all street lights and security lights in the city have become LED lights, along with security lights that have already been converted to LED.
Street lights and security lights managed by the city are regularly inspected at night to ensure that they do not hinder traffic at night, and repair work is carried out to find any burnt out bulbs, damaged or broken lighting fixtures. increase.
However, there are some parts that cannot be covered by this inspection alone, so if you notice any points such as blown bulbs, damage to the light fittings, or malfunctions, please refer to the following and contact us.
If you have a problem with a street light with a yellow plate, please check the management number and contact the call center.
[Call Center] 0120-588-086
For security lights other than yellow plates, please check the control number and contact the city hall. If you do not know the control number, please let us know your address and nearby landmarks.
The city prunes roadside trees regularly (mainly in winter) so as not to interfere with roads, neighboring houses, electric wires, etc.
However, there are some parts that cannot be compensated for by this alone, so if there are roadside trees that have grown too long and are obstructing traffic, or if there are trees hanging over houses or electric wires, please contact us.
Please contact us with the control number of the above photo (If there is no control number, please contact us with a nearby landmark, etc.).
The roads managed by Inagi City (excluding metropolitan roads (note:) and private roads) are patrolled on a regular basis. If there are any areas where the drainage capacity has significantly decreased, please contact us and we will repair them. Thank you for your cooperation.
Note: Prefectural roads are roads managed by the Tokyo metropolitan government, and in the city they are Kawasaki Highway, One Highway, Tsurukawa Highway, part of the former Tsurukawa Highway, Inagi Ohashi Street, and Tama New Town Street Route 1.
