Streetlight and Area Light Rental

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Streetlight and area light rentals

Street lights

Street lighting is available to municipalities, county governments, and other public bodies. These lights are paid for monthly and are considered rented.

Area lights

Area lights are available for non-public spaces and more personal uses, such as residential, business and farm properties.

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Streetlights

Simple steps to get started:

Wisconsin customers

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Call 1-800-ALLIANT (800-255-4268) to request street lights or area lights.

An �ײ��Ƶ representative will reach out regarding next steps.

Iowa customers

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Visit our products page to learn more about our fixtures and poles.
Complete the lighting interest form with the fixture and pole type you are interested in.

With this information, we will review your request. An �ײ��Ƶ representative will contact you within 10 business days regarding next steps.

Information for existing installations:

Do you have existing streetlights through �ײ��Ƶ and need one removed or installed? Please contact your city clerk.

Is there an existing streetlight that needs attention? Use our street light repair request form.

Municipal customers who own non-metered streetlights: If you have made changes to your system, or intend to do so, please complete the Customer-Owned, Non-Metered Street Light Change Request Form [PDF]. Please return the form to our Business Resource Center at businesscenter@alliantenergy.com, your Key Account Manager.pdf, or Community Contact.

Area light rental

Improve your property’s safety and security with area lighting, while skipping the concerns about installation, maintenance and cost.

Here's how it works:

We install, maintain and own the lighting and all related equipment.
Service is "non-metered" and operated by a photoelectric cell on our system.
A fixed rate will appear on your monthly bill. Consumption is not measured or recorded.
In Iowa, any new installations are obligated to be on the program for a minimum of a one-year contract. If a pole is required, a minimum of a three-year contract is required.
In Wisconsin, any new installations are obligated to be on the program for a minimum of five years.
Available light options include flood lights (Iowa and Wisconsin) and roadway (streetlight) fixtures (Wisconsin only).