Oro Valley tests no streetlights along Rancho Vistoso Boulevard (AZ)

Monday, March 18, might live in lore as the night the lights went out along two sections of Rancho Vistoso Boulevard in Oro Valley.  The Vistoso Community Association turned off the 226 streetlights it owns and operates along the major roadway. It wants residents to express whether they’re fine with being in the dark, or if they want the aged lights replaced… at a cost likely to exceed $750,000.    Read the article…………………………….

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