April 01, 2025

Community Tennis Association Lighting

Ameren employees volunteer to help the East St. Louis Community Tennis Association with a safety issue.


Ameren Illinois employees volunteered to help the East St. Louis Community Tennis Association with a safety issue at the Al Penelton tennis courts in Lincoln Park. The outdated lights, hanging from nearly 50-year-old poles, posed a danger as one had already fallen and damaged a fence. Ameren Illinois' volunteers used a bucket truck to safely remove the lights and poles. The association plans to replace the lights and poles to enhance the courts' appearance and safety for future events and lessons.
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