Issues: snow

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Is the Fire Hydrant at Amity Plaza #2 cleared of Snow? Archived

Amity Plaza #2 New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at Amity Plaza #1 cleared of Snow? Archived

Amity Plaza #1 New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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No plow, no heating oil.....HELP!!! Archived

35 Pardee Place New Haven, CT - Amity

HELP US!!! Our road still has not seen ONE PLOW. I need heating oil, the elderly need medications and employment for some is in jeopardy.
HELP US PLEASE!!

2013-02-12 · Reported by Anonymous · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking
  
  We've received your plowing issue. You are on the list. If your street has not been plowed by today (Tuesday) please call the Emergency Operations Center at (203) 946-8221. Thanks.
  
  2013-02-12 · Flag Flagged
- Sergio Rodriguez (Guest)
  
  Please call 2039468221. If you do not get a response please call me at 2033873888.
  Sergio Rodriguez
  
  2013-02-12 · Flag Flagged
- Pardee place (Guest)
  
  Thank you so much for your acknowledgments. The City of NH cleared our street late thus afternoon and did a terrific job!! I will also be getting oil first thing in the am :)))
  Thank you so much once again
  
  2013-02-12 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking
  
  Street has been plowed.
  
  2013-02-13 · Flag Flagged
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Open Man Hole Archived

19 Wright St New Haven, CT - Amity

Man hole was opened during plowing, and was not covered back.

2013-03-21 · Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged Department of Public Works
  
  We've received your issue and will address it as soon as we can. Thanks.
  
  2013-03-21 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  Site inspected. Closed.
  
  2013-03-27 · Flag Flagged
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Fast-Moving Plow Truck Pushing Wave of Snow Archived

1130 Whalley Avenue New Haven, CT - Amity

Resident reports that a fast moving plow truck pushed a wave of snow onto property while passing.

2013-01-16 · Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged Department of Public Works
  
  We've received your issue and will address it as soon as we can. Thanks.
  
  2013-01-16 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  Reviewed issue. Though Whalley Avenue where you are located is maintained by the State, we also noted your concerns. Thank you.
  
  2013-01-18 · Flag Flagged
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Snow storm sanding Archived

115 Rock Creek Rd New Haven, CT - Amity

Resident says there is ice on the street in front of her address. She requested sand be put down.

2012-12-31 · Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Rob Smuts
  
  Issue dated. If still a problem, please open a new issue.
  
  2013-01-25 · Flag Flagged
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jane.riedl@ct.gov Archived

265-285 Fountain St New Haven, CT 06515, USA - Amity

I work for the D.O.T. During snow one of our drivers noticed a sewer lid missing 1/21/12
The Sewer lid was put back on and patched. If we have another storm our plow is going to hit it as it is raised to high. Can this be lowered please.

2012-01-30 · Reported by Jane Riedl (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed jane riedl (Guest)
  
  All set ,
  Thank you
  
  2013-01-25 · Flag Flagged
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Housing Authority did not clear sidewalks Open

436-558 Valley Street New Haven, CT - Amity

Its been several weeks after the snows and there are no HUGE piles of snow preventing the Housing Authority from clearing the sidewalks on Valley between Harper Avenue and Parkside Drive so people no longer have to walk in the streets.

I had to clear mine or get fined so how is it its ok for them ???

2013-02-27 · Reported by pedestrian (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed OMEGADraco
  
  Snow has melted
  
  2013-04-25 · Flag Flagged
- Reopened me (Guest)
  
  Just because the snow has melted doesn't allow them to get away with thiese types of negligent acts.
  
  2013-04-26 · Flag Flagged
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Curb and Driveway Damaged by Plow Archived

68 Mountain Road New Haven, CT - Amity

Resident reports that the curb and driveway were damaged by passing snow plow during storm. Took place on 2/12/13.

2013-02-26 · Reported by Department of Public Works · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged Department of Public Works
  
  We've received your issue and will inspect it, weather permitting, as soon as we can. Thanks.
  
  2013-02-26 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  Apron patched. Issue closed.
  
  2013-03-28 · Flag Flagged
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Blocked sidewalks Archived

Greenhill Terrace & Lawncrest Road New Haven, CT - Amity

There are huge snow piles on the sidewalk which forces people to walk in the street. After the storm, the city plowed huge 6ft high snow piles on to this corner, and it took whoever owns this house days to partially shovel the walkway (there is no one living here). Can the city come out and remove some of this snow so we can get the sidewalks cleared?

There was a community meeting last week in regard to the high volume of traffic and cars speeding through this neighborhood- do we really want our residents being forced to walk in the street because the sidewalks are inaccessible?

2013-02-27 · Reported by TL4 (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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- Closed Rob Smuts
  
  @TL4:
  
  I'm the City's Chief Administrative Office, and I want to apologize that we dumped those massive snow piles on the sidewalks, and to give a little context.
  
  In a normal storm with 10 to 20 inches of snow, we divide the City into 22 main snow routes with a big plow truck responsible for about 12 miles of road. Given that many roads have more than one lane, the slow spead a plow has to drive and going back to the garage for gas and material, you can expect a plow truck to pass by your house every 2-4 hours. After the snow stops, therefore, you get a first pass within that time period, then a second, third, etc. until the road is well-plowed.
  
  This storm was 34 inches - the most since 1888 - and our plow trucks are physically incapable of plowing that much snow. The only way to clear roads is with a payloader - big heavy machinery with 4-5 foot tires. The City only owns 4 payloaders because we only get this much snow every century, so we had to hire outside contractors. We ended up hiring about 25 additional payloaders and spent over $2.5 million on storm operations (we'll get about $750,000 back from the federal government, possibily a little more).
  
  Our first priority was a single path down every street to provide emergency vehicle access, then widening main travel roads so the back-ups did not impede emergency vehicles and the largest number of residents. After that, we tried to go back to as many streets as possible and widen them a little and remove major mounds particularly by intersections - sometimes this involved putting the snow into tri-axle dump trucks to be hauled away (at additional cost) and sometimes it meant mounds by the side of the road. The cost and time of this part of the operation was huge and we ultimately suspended full-scale operations after a week. A week after the storm, we reduced operations to address only locations that either police officers, firefighters or the Board of Education people who were responsible for getting children to school identified as safety issues. In some cases, that meant clearing sidewalks that had become obstructed (usually by our road clearing operations), but if we didn't really have the right equipment to clear the roads of 34 inches, we definitely didn't have the right equipment to efficiently clear sidewalks citywide.
  
  There is a major difference in the City's ability to respond to storms of less than two feet and the once-in-a-century type storm we saw last month, and we have to make tough decisions about the appropriate amount of money to spend to achieve what level of clean-up. If that balance was off on your street and sidewalk, you have every right to be annoyed with us and I apologize. Even with the police and fire departments and feedback from the public providing status information, I am sure there are areas that we "over" cleaned, some that we definitely under cleaned, and some that we might have done part (the streets) but not all (the sidewalks) - but we tried to reach the best balance possible.
  
  - Rob Smuts
  
  2013-03-18 · Flag Flagged
- Rob Smuts
  
  @TL4:
  
  I'm the City's Chief Administrative Office, and I want to apologize that we dumped those massive snow piles on the sidewalks, and to give a little context.
  
  In a normal storm with 10 to 20 inches of snow, we divide the City into 22 main snow routes with a big plow truck responsible for about 12 miles of road. Given that many roads have more than one lane, the slow spead a plow has to drive and going back to the garage for gas and material, you can expect a plow truck to pass by your house every 2-4 hours. After the snow stops, therefore, you get a first pass within that time period, then a second, third, etc. until the road is well-plowed.
  
  This storm was 34 inches - the most since 1888 - and our plow trucks are physically incapable of plowing that much snow. The only way to clear roads is with a payloader - big heavy machinery with 4-5 foot tires. The City only owns 4 payloaders because we only get this much snow every century, so we had to hire outside contractors. We ended up hiring about 25 additional payloaders and spent over $2.5 million on storm operations (we'll get about $750,000 back from the federal government, possibily a little more).
  
  Our first priority was a single path down every street to provide emergency vehicle access, then widening main travel roads so the back-ups did not impede emergency vehicles and the largest number of residents. After that, we tried to go back to as many streets as possible and widen them a little and remove major mounds particularly by intersections - sometimes this involved putting the snow into tri-axle dump trucks to be hauled away (at additional cost) and sometimes it meant mounds by the side of the road. The cost and time of this part of the operation was huge and we ultimately suspended full-scale operations after a week. A week after the storm, we reduced operations to address only locations that either police officers, firefighters or the Board of Education people who were responsible for getting children to school identified as safety issues. In some cases, that meant clearing sidewalks that had become obstructed (usually by our road clearing operations), but if we didn't really have the right equipment to clear the roads of 34 inches, we definitely didn't have the right equipment to efficiently clear sidewalks citywide.
  
  There is a major difference in the City's ability to respond to storms of less than two feet and the once-in-a-century type storm we saw last month, and we have to make tough decisions about the appropriate amount of money to spend to achieve what level of clean-up. If that balance was off on your street and sidewalk, you have every right to be annoyed with us and I apologize. Even with the police and fire departments and feedback from the public providing status information, I am sure there are areas that we "over" cleaned, some that we definitely under cleaned, and some that we might have done part (the streets) but not all (the sidewalks) - but we tried to reach the best balance possible.
  
  - Rob Smuts
  
  2013-03-18 · Flag Flagged
- Rob Smuts
  
  Sorry for the double post - I got an error message and reloaded, which apparently posted my message twice...
  
  2013-03-18 · Flag Flagged
- TL4 (Guest)
  
  Thanks, I get that it was a massive historic storm, and obviously now the snow is gone.
  
  FYI, when first sent my alderman an e-mail outlining my concern, he invited me to a neighborhood meeting where we would " have the city engineer there for questions". I honestly don't know if he even read my e-mail based on the ridiculous response I received, because it obviously was not an issue for an engineer!! I'm more @#$% that my request was ignored for a good month after I repeatedly e-mailed my alderman, and posted here. I pay too much in property taxes to be ignored by my local government.
  
  So thanks but no thanks!!
  
  2013-03-18 · Flag Flagged
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Fence and trees from apartments broken onto school driveway Open

211 Fountain Street New Haven, CT - Amity

Fence and trees from apartments broken onto school driveway after last big snowstorm still not fixed.

2013-03-27 · Reported by Mom (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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I need plowing so I can get oil--please!!! Archived

35 Pardee Place New Haven, CT - Amity

Please plow my street. I will run out of oil within the next 10 hours and this will mean no heat for me. I rent and there is nothing that can be done except you to plow the street so the oil company can get to me. Please, it's cold---very cold and I need heat.

2013-02-12 · Reported by Anonymous · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged Department of Public Works
  
  We've received your plowing issue. If your street in not plowed by this afternoon(Tuesday) please follow up with the Emergency Operations Center at (203) 946-8221.
  
  2013-02-12 · Flag Flagged
- Ben (Admin)
  
  Please post here if you need a warm place to stay also. I'm sure we can find a neighbor.
  
  2013-02-12 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  Our snow emergency work has been completed. If your snow issue hasn't been addressed, please reopen or resubmit with more information to SeeClickFix. Thanks for your patience.
  
  2013-02-19 · Flag Flagged
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Sidewalks & bus stop completely covered in snow Archived

50 Amity Road New Haven, CT - Amity

The sidewalk & bus stop in front of A-1 Toyota have not been cleared. They have significant machinery they've been using to clear the lot however haven't touched the sidewalk. Bus travelers are forced to stand in the street. It is very dangerous. As a private business they are responsible for maintaining the property.

2013-02-13 · Reported by Andy O. (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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- Acknowledged City of New Haven
  
  With this historic amount of snow we have had in a 24 hour period, digging out as a community has taken much longer than we would have liked. DPW continues snow removal and road widening operations, LCI has been delivering snow shoveling warnings, and 203-946-8221 is still the number to call for assistance with storm related questions and information. The city’s website provides current information: www.cityofnewhaven.com
  
  2013-02-15 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  Our snow emergency work has been completed. If your snow issue hasn't been addressed please reopen or resubmit with more information to SeeClickFix. Thanks for your patience.
  
  2013-02-19 · Flag Flagged
- Mark
  
  Has this bus stop been cleared? If not, the issue should be reopened.
  
  2013-02-20 · Flag Flagged
- Andy O
  
  Sorry for the delay- yes, it's been done.
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Not Safe Street Widening Needed SNOW Archived

Valley St New Haven, CT - Amity

There are several sections on Valley St heading towards Blake street where it is not safe for two cars to drive past each other let alone a bus and a car. Please clear a bit more.

2013-02-19 · Reported by OMEGADraco · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged Department of Public Works
  
  We continue to work on snow clean up issues throughout the city. Thanks for your patience.
  
  2013-02-20 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  After weeks of clean up, we are closing snow issues. Though we worked to resolve all snow safety issues, if we missed yours, please resubmit with more information to See Click Fix. Thanks.
  
  2013-03-01 · Flag Flagged
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Street Not Plowed Archived

Pardee Place New Haven, CT - Amity

Street not plowed ... a few cars still have not been cleared off by residents who are capable of doing this. A wonderful neighborhood effort yesterday in an attempt to move cars off of the street to accomodate city snow removal equipment . We hope that those who just don't care won't impede progress for the rest of us. This is a one way street that always seems to be ignored during a snow storm :(

2013-02-11 · Reported by swordfish (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
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- Acknowledged Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking
  
  This has been reported to the Emergency Operations Center. If your street has not been plowed by 12 noon tomorrow (Tuesday) please follow up with EOC by calling them at 203-946-8221.
  
  2013-02-11 · Flag Flagged
- swordfish (Guest)
  
  Thanks for acknowledging this. We've worked hard to create two small exits at the beginning and end of the street. The middle of the street is impassable ... totally snow clogged and beyond shoveling at this point, seriously impacting 7 or 8 families (2 elderly folks). Many of us have complied and have moved vehicles off of the street ... a few are still stranded. Aside from the danger of driving, walking is just as treacherous around the City. Homeowners who fail to clear their sidewalks place pedestrians at great risk in having to walk in the road. I truly fear for the neighborhood children who walk to school who will have no access to clear walkways in the next few days. The City needs to fine these homeowners and all others who do not comply to its regulations. Cutting some folks "a break" consistently places all other law abiding residents in uncomfortable and frustrating situations.
  Thanks to all who have done their part, as well as all the public works, emergency and admin folks working behind the scenes. This too shall pass.
  
  2013-02-12 · Flag Flagged
- swordfish (Guest)
  
  The City crew did a fantastic job clearing our street today. We are so grateful. Many thanks to our neighbors who pitched in and hand shoveled 50% of the street before the heavy equipment arrived this afternoon.Lots of good people on this block.
  
  2013-02-12 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Transportation, Traffic and Parking
  
  Thank you for all of your efforts.
  
  2013-02-14 · Flag Flagged
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Very Dangerous Archived

1228-1226 Whalley Ave New Haven, CT - Amity

I shoveled the sidewalk to West Prospect but I continue to see people walk in the middle of Whalley wearing dark clothing. Can we get a plow/bucket to remove snow in front of the 4 house with the garages below the houses on Whalley. Someone is going to get hurt. Cars are whipping down Whalley and several near miss hits have happened.

2013-02-13 · Reported by c&p (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
- Sergio Rodriguez (Guest)
  
  Please call 2039468221 this does sound dangerous. I no response call me at 2033873888.
  Sergio Rodriguez
  
  2013-02-13 · Flag Flagged
- swordfish (Guest)
  
  The City needs to act aggressively against homeowners and business owners who do not clear their walkways. I tried walking down Whalley to McDonald's on Monday and landed up turning around. It was just too dangerous to walk in the road. Our children will really be at risk returning to school in the next few days. I'm a landlord and if I can't clear my sidewalk I know I have to pay someone to do it. If people can't affford to do this, perhaps they need to think about whether or not they should be homeowners in the first place. Renting might be a better match. It's not fair to others who may unfortunately suffer the effects of an accident or loss of life due to a snow clogged sidewalk.
  
  2013-02-13 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  Our snow emergency work has been completed. If your snow issue hasn't been addressed, please reopen or resubmit with more information to SeeClickFix. Thanks for your patience.
  
  2013-02-19 · Flag Flagged
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4-5 feet of snow in front of my garage on Whalley Archived

1226-1228 Whalley Ave New Haven, CT - Amity

We struggled to keep an opening in front of our garage to get to the street from the sidewalk(which I have kept shoveled). I will not be able to get my trash cans to the street for pick up (two weeks worth of trash) not to mention how to get groceries to my house. We can't hire a plow to push the snow onto the sidewalk/garage and not sure how to remove it. It's pretty frozen. We appreciate the snow removal but are puzzled how to make a walk way thru this frozen mound. Can someone help?

2013-02-14 · Reported by c&p (Guest) · Share · Flag Flagged
- Acknowledged City of New Haven
  
  With the historic amount of snow we have had in a 24 hour period, digging out as a community has taken much longer than we would have liked. DPW continues snow removal and road widening operations, LCI has been delivering snow shoveling warnings, and 203-946-8221 is still the number to call for assistance with storm related questions and information. The city’s website provides current information: www.cityofnewhaven.com
  
  2013-02-15 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Department of Public Works
  
  Our snow emergency work has been completed. If your snow issue hasn't been addressed, please reopen or resubmit with more information to SeeClickFix. Thanks for your patience.
  
  2013-02-19 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 299 Valley St cleared of Snow? Archived

299 Valley St New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 45 Green Hill Ter cleared of Snow? Archived

45 Green Hill Ter New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Clear (Guest)
  
  There's a small mound of snow in the street in front of the hydrant, but it is visible and accessible.
  
  2013-02-16 · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 1336 Whalley Av cleared of Snow? Archived

1336 Whalley Av New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 61 Seneca Rd cleared of Snow? Archived

61 Seneca Rd New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 56 West Hills Rd cleared of Snow? Archived

56 West Hills Rd New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 25 Valley Pl South cleared of Snow? Archived

25 Valley Pl South New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 79 Parkside Dr cleared of Snow? Archived

79 Parkside Dr New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
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Is the Fire Hydrant at 150 Seneca Rd cleared of Snow? Archived

150 Seneca Rd New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
1 Vote

Fix it! Voted!
Is the Fire Hydrant at 72 Frederick St cleared of Snow? Archived

72 Frederick St New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
1 Vote

Fix it! Voted!
Is the Fire Hydrant at 37 Rock Creek Rd cleared of Snow? Archived

37 Rock Creek Rd New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
1 Vote

Fix it! Voted!
Is the Fire Hydrant at 2 So Genesee St cleared of Snow? Archived

2 So Genesee St New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
1 Vote

Fix it! Voted!
Is the Fire Hydrant at 413 Valley St cleared of Snow? Archived

413 Valley St New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged
1 Vote

Fix it! Voted!
Is the Fire Hydrant at 35 Wright Av cleared of Snow? Archived

35 Wright Av New Haven, CT - Amity

If this Hydrant is cleared, could you please change the issue status to closed with a comment?
If it needs to be cleared, would you post a comment letting us know?

Bonus Points:
If you add a photo with your comment, this will help us quite a bit.
If the hydrant is not cleared we encourage you to clear it out if you are able, or ask a neighbor for help.

2013-02-16 · Reported by Fire Hydrant Check-Up · Share · Flag Flagged
- Closed Fire Hydrant Check-Up
  
  City of New Haven Fire Department says:
  The Fire Department has systematically checked all the public hydrants. We have sent
  crews to check on those listed and they are all clear.
  
  -Ralph H Black Jr. Assistant Chief of Operations
  New Haven Fire Department
  
  2013-02-25 · Flag Flagged

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