We continue to make improvements to our building and grounds.
Last week a team from Klock’s Electric arrived to restore power to the north-most patio lamp in front of the sanctuary. That wiring was severed when the sprinklers were installed. We also replaced a non-working socket in one of the lamps further north in front of the office entrance. All 4 of the lamps along Whitis Ave. are now working again!
ALL of the exterior fixtures are fitted with LED lamps and are photocell-operated which means the lights automatically turn on at dusk and turn off at dawn – thus being energy efficient while keeping things dependably well-lit at night.
Thanks to Randy B., Terry P. and Paul B. [the guy with ALL the tools] for helping to dismount these fixtures so that the electricians could do their work.
Paul B. power washed the lamps and the railings a while back, knocking off loose paint and grime in order to get them prepped for a shiny new coat of black paint – happening soon!
He also has some other ideas for getting things spiffed up around our courtyard space – more power washing and painting tasks – stay tuned for opportunities to help.
a view of our campus all lit up at night
Terry wiping down the dusty glass panes after the lamps were put back in place
Inspector Baden chatting with the guys from Klock’s Electric
Electricians investigating the old wire and conduit after the lamps were dismounted – new conduit and wiring were run from the photocell on the south side of the patio