The radio antenna outside the Allen County Emergency Response Center, 410 N. State St., won’t have a clearance light at its top anytime soon, even though several citizens have complained about the lack of illumination.
“It would cost $1,500 to have someone climb the tower and screw in a new light bulb,” Angie Murphy, 911 director, told county commissioners Tuesday morning. “If there were a short or something that required any work, it would cost more.”
While the tower once did have a light at the top, none is…
