Brighter Nights Ahead in Staffordshire
Staffordshire County Council has invested in LED streetlights, upgrading nearly 3,000 so far, as part of phase two of the Invest To Save programme.
The council aims to upgrade a further 15,000 streetlights across Staffordshire, making the county's roads safer and brighter while making significant cost savings.
The investment comes as the nights grow longer, with the clocks having gone back on Sunday, 26 October.
The county council is reminding residents of its ongoing commitment to upgrading streetlights.
- Nearly 3,000 streetlights upgraded so far
- A further 15,000 streetlights to be upgraded
- Investment makes roads safer and brighter
- Significant cost savings expected
Author's summary: Staffordshire invests in LED streetlights for safer roads.
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