Did you report it? If not you should!

I'm glad it still works. You should report this though if you can.

Probably a large truck hit it rubbing it, and then he backed up turning it and pulling it from the bands. This is a typical problem for us. Thi also appears to be a traffic hazard as the light is facing the cross traffic, and could confuse drivers seeing a green when it should be red. The police could open the police panel on the cabinet and put it on Flash, to prevent confusion.

Actually this is on a freeway interchange, so the light is facing AWAY from traffic, since it's one way. So it won't confuse people since people don't face directly to the light when driving, if they do they would be going the wrong way on the freeway! If you do notice there is no traffic signal in the background facing that direction so people won't get confused, the light isn't facing any traffic.

But it still needs to be fixed, it might fall.

The good thing this is close to an Xcel energy yard and facility, (like a couple blocks down, this is Wadsworth and 285 and the Xcel energy facitily is on Kipling and 285)

But I am not sure if Xcel would take care of this, WL contractors set this up.

I doubt they will do anything about it.

utility companies usually are not responsible for traffic signals. thats usually either the DOT or municipality.

I guess when this falls and I catch it on the ground this would be my signal. 8D

By the way the streetlights in the background are OVF's, brand new. They are dayburning though, all of them.

Ian, that is a pretty bad attitude to take, first you should report this so no one gets hurt if it does fall, second they inspect signals very frequently, as soon as they they find this it will be repaired. And finally, who says this will fall?

I was joking, hence the "8D" I joke about things like that.

The problem is I don't know who to report this to.

Well who owns the signals? Is is state owned or does the city own it, or just give me the streetview link of where this is and I'm sure I can figure it out.

I am pretty sure the city owns it because WL contractors was the contractor that worked on this. (and the whole 285 thing)

But I dunno if it would be the CITY, it might of been the state that paid WL contractors to work on this. The state is CDOT, there is actually a facility close by too.

Maybe I should contact CDOT...

Your area should have a 311 number you can call, phone that and they should tell you who owns them, then you can report it to them.

All the signals here are owned and maintained by the state so I'd guess other signals in other states are as well, but I can't be sure.

I don't think so, it is pretty common for city's to own signals, here almost all signals are city owned. If it is near a freeway interchange then it is likely state owned. Calling 311 will confirm who owns it anyways.

The ones here look extremely similar in any given city/town around here. also, your signals may be city-owned becuase Ontario is way too large to mantain every signal withen its borders. RI is only about 1,214 square miles vs Ontario which is about 415,600 square miles.

Most of Ontario is uninhabited though, it still is huge though, larger than any state other than Alaska. Really just Southern Ontario has people living in it. Which isn't that big.
Edit: I found this, it looks like the town most likely does own the signals.

Well I drove by this again today and it looks like they fixed it! It was back up on it's arm and the same signal too.

So I don't need to report this now. xD

That's good! They do inspect these frequently.

Yeah they do, that dangling R37 was removed the next day.

The intersection this is on (The signal is fixed now Like I said) has some new LED streetlights! They had some OVH's on it but then I drove past it yesterday and the Streetlights were LED! I need to get a picture of them. They are small black LED lights. I wonder why they put the LED's there...