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Press Release -  September 22, 2008

Foxborough, Mass. - City Lights Electrical Co., Inc. is pleased to announce the completion and opening of the Hall at Patriot Place. The Hall housed next to Gillette Stadium and above the Patriots Pro-shop officially opened to the public today, following the rededication ceremony for all Patriot Hall of Famers held Saturday.

The hall is not your typical museum with objects on display, instead it combines artifacts of past with interactive exhibits and displays. Voices of Patriots greats greet and guide you through the exhibits. You can select and view your favorite hall of famer and display their statistics or highlights on anyone of the four forty foot high pylons,  view many videos, attempt a field goal, join a Patriot huddle, watch the history of the Patriots in their state of the art cinema complete with surround sound  or see the three Superbowl Trophies.

City Lights Electrical installed a new electrical service with a generator back up to provide power to the Hall as well as the lighting and the high tech dimming system. Additionally City Lights Electrical was the prime electrical contractor on the Patriot Place project, providing and installing the underground electrical utilities, electrical services, lighting and power and fire alarm systems. All of the buildings combined exceed a total in excess of one million square feet with the hall being the signature building.

The City Lights team at the Hall was headed up by Lawrence Hall Senior Project Manager, Michael Walsh Project Manager, Mark Mesmer General foreman, Kevin Ronayne Foreman and Jon Kelly Steward. Many great City Lights Journeyman  and apprentices worked on the project all are members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 103.