
Cities & Communities
Municipalities face aging infrastructure, rising copper theft, and shrinking budgets. FLT eliminates trenching, cuts installation costs by 50%, and keeps lights on when the grid goes down.
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Proven solar lighting solutions engineered for reliability across municipalities, campuses, military installations, and commercial properties worldwide.

Municipalities face aging infrastructure, rising copper theft, and shrinking budgets. FLT eliminates trenching, cuts installation costs by 50%, and keeps lights on when the grid goes down.

Developers need reliable lighting without trenching delays and transformer shortages. FLT's self-contained solar lights install in hours with general labor—no electricians, no permits, no grid dependency.
Corporate campuses and data centers demand fail-safe perimeter lighting across massive footprints. FLT delivers grid-independent lighting that scales with your site and eliminates infrastructure bottlenecks.
Military bases and federal facilities require lighting that works when the grid doesn't. FLT provides resilient perimeter security with no vulnerable underground wiring and zero copper theft risk.
See how organizations worldwide trust FLT for reliable solar lighting

Jeffersonville, IN
The city of Jeffersonville chose FLT's SCL2 solar luminaires and PLB solar bollards to illuminate the parking lot and pathway of Colston Memorial Park. Located on the grounds of a former cemetery, the memorial park remains the final resting place of U.S. military veterans who fought in the Revolutionary War, Civil War, War of 1812, and the Mexican-American war. Choosing to go solar allowed the municipal government to save substantial time and taxpayer money by avoiding trenching and wiring costs.

San Francisco, CA
This community project, located along Ridge Lane in Ingleside, San Francisco, features a beautifully-functional new staircase and walkway connecting Caine to San Miguel. Using a design created by students of San Francisco's Academy of Art University, landscape architect Nahai Sobati and landscape designer Eric Arneson chose FLT's PLB solar bollards for this project due to their cost-effectiveness and the design freedom they offer. The path's rocky terrain would've made trenching and wiring an expensive logistical nightmare.

Watauga, TX
Capp Smith Park, located in Watauga, Texas, features a 1.2-mile pathway surrounding a lake filled with nine natural springs within the confines of the lake area. One hundred FLT SCL2 solar luminaires illuminate Capp Smith Park's long pathway, playground, and parking lots, improving accessibility and safety after the sun goes down. The SCL2 lights replaced over 200 wired bollards around the park and saved the City of Watauga thousands of dollars by avoiding rewiring and taking full advantage of solar lighting's flexibility.

Willis Point, BC
Willis Point, located on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, is a small rural community on the edge of the Pacific Ocean and is surrounded by many hiking and biking trails. A SCL2 solar luminaire is an important addition to a once dark water cistern area where the volunteer fire crews previously relied on fire engine lighting to get their tanks filled up. With ample, quality illumination, fire crews can now safely and efficiently fill their tanks and be ready for the next call.

San Tan Valley, AZ
San Tan Heights is a new construction community in a tranquil desert setting offered by Pulte Homes. "In order to maintain our project schedule, solar was our only viable option otherwise we would have had to engage additional consultants, plan reviews, further engage the utility provider for the street lights."

Miami, FL
The area that is now the Central West Basin Linear Park was previously a severely underused tract of land in Miami-Dade county, Florida. This park now boasts a 1.5 mile asphalt multi-use path with native plant landscaping and is lit entirely with solar lighting. The SCL2 solar luminaire was installed exclusively for the pathway. The ease of installation and reliability made it an easy choice for the city. Now, residents can enjoy the green space with added safety and security in the evening.

Delaware City, DE
The Friends of the African Union Cemetery installed nine FLT Classic Round Series WLB solar bollards to replace existing and failing lights. The WLB was chosen as it provides a fitting soft glow over the cemetery and plaza in the evening, as well as adding security to this historical site. "They are stunning! Our chairperson and two of us walked out to the cemetery after dark shortly after they were installed. They were everything we'd hoped for."

Honolulu, HI
PLB solar bollards were chosen to replace bulky outdated wired incandescent lamps installed in the 1980s. The wiring in both the fixtures and the ground was corroded and had reached the end of its service life, making replacement tricky. Through our partners Solarcology Solar Bollards and Goldwings Supply Service, one of FLT's PLB solar bollards were installed. The result was a much more open and less congested entrance to the aquarium. The solar bollards were painted an ocean blue to match the rest of the aquarium's existing lights and shielding was installed to meet any future lighting ordinances and to ensure there was no light pollution as they are installed next to the ocean.

Oregon, IL
24 Classic Round Series PLB solar bollards were installed along pathways in Oregon Park West, giving local park users better access during the evening and winter. Using solar saved time and money by not requiring any digging or trenching to set up the bollards. "The install was really easy - all we had to do was drill a couple holes and mount the lights."

Visalia, CA
The SCL2 solar luminaires installed in Highland Park are a testament to customers knowing and trusting our lights. When the landscape architect needed lighting for the horseshoe and cornhole boxes, he knew our solar lights would be up to the job. "Everyone is really happy with the results." It only took two SCL2 Series lights to illuminate the park's play courts fully.

Sedona, AZ
Several pathways and a parking lot needed to be illuminated for community accessibility in the evenings, with local lighting ordinances a concern for the area. The City of Sedona had previously worked with FLT on several projects. For this park, they installed both the PLB solar bollard for the pathways and the SCL2 luminaire for the parking lot. They chose amber LEDs to respect the Dark Sky policies of nearby Flagstaff. "The feedback from the community has been positive and has been a well received addition to the park."

Palm Desert, CA
The city decided to replace their wired lighting when more lighting was needed, wanting to avoid any digging or large installation costs. Our Classic Round Series WLB solar bollard was chosen to add a softer light along various pathways at night "We are very happy overall with the job. In my opinion, these lights exceeded my expectations for being solar."