Streetlight Pole Identification Protocol

Streetlight consultants should reference the following guidelines and examples to assign pole identification codes (Streetlight pole number) when installing County owned streetlight poles in the County. Streetlight Design consultants are responsible for assigning pole identification codes (Streetlight pole number) during the design stage.

Mid-block and Median Guidelines and Examples

Example of mid-block and median identification decal

Streetlight poles are considered mid-block poles when they do not share an electrical meter with signal equipment. Streetlight poles often do not have signal equipment attached to them.

 


Example of decal: 1400 block of N. Adams St.; Pole # 1.


Intersection Lighting Guidelines and Examples

Examples of intersection identification decal

Intersection streetlight poles typically have signal equipment on them and share an electrical meter with signal equipment.


Streetlight Pole Decal Specifications

Decals can be silk screened or digitally printed. A sample of the decal or drawing may be required for approval. The list of numbers will be provided by the county.


Streetlight Poles Maps and Tables

To identify street codes, block numbers and intersection IDs, reference the following maps and tables: