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Meanwhile, maintenance can be challenging for cities with already stretched thin budgets. For wired lights, a <br />problem with one can cause a whole string to go out. Battery -powered lights avoid this problem, but if the lights <br />are not configured properly, the maintenance team may be out changing batteries more frequently than they <br />would like. Solar lighting can also have this problem if the solar panel and batteries are not sized properly for <br />the location and light output requirements. <br />#5: Consider how you'll find funding that fits.1 <br />Who is paying for the lights and how? We'll explore funding in the next article in this series: read about federal <br />and state funding options here. <br />ijWhat's nextl <br />Solar lighting can be a good fit if you are lighting a rail trail, commuter path, or another urban pathway. To find <br />out the viability of blazing your rail trail with solar lighting, try our Build & Price tool. It can determine the <br />estimated cost of solar trail lights and the configurations required to keep them working for the long term. <br />Build & price solar lip-hting for your rail trail <br />JHow to Improve Safety and Usability in Local Parks, Trails, and Outdoor Spaces After Dar <br />As the sun sets earlier and earlier during the winter months, people have less time to enjoy the parks in their <br />communities due to inadequate lighting. In turn, adults and children alike miss out on critical health benefits <br />that come with spending time outdoors, such as boosts in energy and decreased anxiety. <br />Parks and recreation professionals understand the challenges of making outdoor spaces both safe and accessible <br />all year round. Relying on traditional lighting products, however, can be a costly solution to a simple problem. <br />While it's true that lu perading to modern Ughtin2 solutions in pubfic parks requires time and money, these <br />enhancements are crucial for transforming urban green spaces into areas that are secure, welcoming, and <br />sustainable for community enjoyment throughout the year. Discover how Sol works with parks and recreation <br />professionals in hundreds of cities across the U.S. to deliver cost-effective outdoor lighting solutions that keep <br />parks and other community spaces alive 365 days a year. <br />Even when local <br />demand <br />at N <br />-rnments promise safe community spaces to their constituents, Americans hay <br />)arks as dangerous iilaces after dark.i With increasingly warm summers and more and <br />from suburbs to city centers, the Lational Recreation and Park Association expects a� <br />arks to be open at nh.,ht.1 However, a survey from the Trust for Public Land surveyed the <br />
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