What are the black poles with solar panels and cameras

What is a black power pole?

So, back to our black power pole here. It's about two stories tall — a single black metal pole with a black box on top. These poles are different from the tall towers you see elsewhere, that hold the current generation of wireless equipment, known as 4G. Several companies have sought city permission to install 5G equipment, Smith said.

Is there a black light pole?

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Where is the solar-powered pole camera in Cranston?

If you drive on Sockanosset Cross Road in Cranston you’ll see a black solar-powered pole camera about 15 feet in the air pointed at traffic below. Over in Pawtuxet Village, on the Warwick border, the same camera was installed just last week, much to the surprise of residents.

Are there new utility poles & wires in Charlotte?

A crop of new utility poles and wires is starting to appear around Charlotte. You've probably sped right by them and barely noticed. These poles are black metal, about the size of a wooden utility pole, with a strange cylinder on top. And those wires — you see them hanging from utility poles, or sticking up out of the grass along the roadside.

Is Verizon putting up 5G Poles in SouthPark?

Verizon is putting up 5G poles around uptown and the SouthPark area, including this one on Cameron Valley Parkway. One person who did notice all these new poles and wires was Houston VanHoy, who suggested " FAQ City" look into it. “I live in the SouthPark area.

Where are the 'Charlotte Talks' Poles?

VanHoy has been paying attention – very close attention. He listed a half-dozen specific locations where he's seen either wires or poles, mostly around SouthPark. And those poles have been spotted uptown as well. There's actually one right outside the window of WFAE's Spirit Square studio, where we produce "Charlotte Talks."