Alabama Unveils New LED Street Lighting

The City of Leeds, Alabama, has completed the installation of new LED lights on Exit 140, enhancing nighttime visibility and safety at one of the city’s busiest intersections. This upgrade positions Leeds among a select group of cities in Alabama with modern, fully functional exit lighting systems. Mayor David Miller expressed gratitude to the city’s electrical team and economic development group for their efforts in bringing this long-awaited project to fruition. The new lighting addresses previously poor visibility and aims to improve safety, particularly given the exit’s proximity to popular destinations like Buc-ee’s, Bass Pro Shop, and The Shops of Grand River. This initiative underscores Leeds’ commitment to infrastructure development and public safety.

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