The City of Roswell is dedicated to using energy efficient lighting when possible. LED fixtures not only conserve energy but also save the City money.
Indoor Lighting
Beginning in 2023, the City of Roswell’s Facility Services division began replacing indoor lighting at City facilities with LED bulbs. All lighting at City Hall, Fire Stations #21-#27, Police Headquarters, and 1810 Hembree Road facilities (Fire HQ, Transportation, and Solid Waste) should be replaced with LED fixtures by the end of 2025.
Outdoor Lighting
In 2024, all parking lot lighting at all Roswell Fire Stations, 1810 Hembree Road facilities (Fire HQ, Transportation, and Solid Waste), and Frank Lewis Dr facilities (Water Utility, Water Treatment Plant, and Stormwater Utility) were replaced with LED fixtures. Many of Roswell’s park facilities and historic buildings have implemented energy efficient lighting. For example, at Mimosa Hall 14 LED lamp posts were installed along the new driveway constructed in 2024 and Roswell Town Square park had 22 LED down lights added to trees to increase safety for park visitors at night.
Traffic Lighting
In 2021, The City of Roswell completed an upgrade of all traffic, pedestrian, and school signals to LED lighting. The City also requires all new signals be equipped with LED bulbs meeting Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) and the Department of Energy standards. The City of Roswell and RDOT identify a budget line item each year to continue the conversion of City owned streetlights.