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The Streetlight of the Future Will Do So Much More Than Light Your Street

In a city of wirelessly networked streetlights, each overhead bulb suddenly becomes its own search light, capable of brightening to illuminate a crime scene or tailing a suspect as he sprints down the road.
GGL, Chattanooga Profiled By US Ignite

Chattanooga-based Global Green Lighting took the mesh network as inspiration for pairing its energy-efficient outdoor lighting solutions with real-time metering and internet-based controls.
Businessweek: Chattanooga's Radio-Operated Streetlamps

Following a successful test of 350 lights last year, Chattanooga contracted with Global Green Lighting to replace the city’s 26,500 streetlamps at a cost of $18.1 million. With estimated savings of $2.7 million annually when the project is completed in late 2013, the system will pay for itself within seven years, Crockett says.
Mashable: 4 High Tech Projects Making Cities More Energy Efficient

The City of Chattanooga completed the installation of Ultra Smart Streetlights this summer using the FlexNet Lighting Control System to monitor and control 350 energy-efficient LED and induction fixtures.