These innovative, networked technologies include: 

• Lighting Control Nodes- Enable efficient dimming and remote light management 
• Smart Sensors - Monitor traffic, energy use, and air quality in real-time 
• Cameras and Applications- Capture and analyze data for informed decision-making 
• Networked systems- Unlock real-time insights to improve operations and planning 

 

These tools empower cities and towns to: 

• Improve energy efficiency 
• Enhance public safety 
• Make data-driven decisions 
• Deliver better community services 

 

Here’s what to expect:  

1. Submit a Request 
   • Complete the Smart City Technology Request Form  
2. Once the request is reviewed, you will be asked to provide: 
   • Manufacturing specifications for each new device  
   • A Letter of Authorization (if you’re not an authorized municipal representative) 
   • A completed Streetlight Application (if creating a new account) 
3. Engineering Review and Costs 
   • Our team will assess:
     • Pole loading capacity 
     • Electric load requirements 
     • Unmetered billing needs 
   • If upgrades are needed: 
     • The requestor could receive an invoice for system upgrades and/or pole replacement if applicable (minus pole depreciation and salvage value). 
     • Payment is required before utility infrastructure changes are made.
4. Device Installation
   • Once payment is received, utility will do a final review and provide approval to start installation. 
   • Municipality will install device according to NYSEG/RG&E’s standards. 

 

Important Information 

Pole Attachment Agreement: 

• Devices follow the terms of existing Pole Attachment Agreement 
• If your municipality does not have an existing Pole Attachment Agreement, our Streetlighting team will contact you to guide you through the application process 
• If the device will be installed on a NYSEG/RG&E owned pole, refer to your current Pole Attachment Agreement for details on rental rates.