The lights were installed when Houston hosted the 2017 Super Bowl - then they went out because the bill wasn't paid. A corporation took over the lights in 2019, but they haven't worked consistently since.
, which currently oversees the lights, would be on the hook for the rest of the money.
The Montrose Management District was responsible for keeping them on at that time, but they were cut off in January 2018 due to theThey came back a week later thanks to community support and donations, but the Montrose Management District was dissolved just a few months later, and the lights have struggled to stay on consistently since that time.
Mayor Sylvester Turner mentioned that corporation on April 6, 2022, when ABC13 asked him why the lights hadn't been working.
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