Pittsburgh City Council to vote on study to possibly change city street lights
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - Pittsburgh is plugging into a plan to upgrade the city's street lights.
Council has given preliminary approval to spend more than $2 million to study converting the city's high-pressure sodium lights to more energy-efficient LED lights.
The new lights would also have a dimming option.
The study will also look at where streetlights should be added or removed.
A final vote is set for next week.