Issues: flood

Pothole in the westbound lane of Bethany Road once floodwater receded in the middle of this 600 block. The large commercial trucks and heavy-duty trucks are making it deeper. Can we have this pothole repaired?

After at least 5 government websites, 3 news sites; it is impossible to find collective information about evacuations (recommended or mandatory) of flood prone areas. In this process I have also learned that the MEMA site tells you to monitor local sites, local sites have info that isn't complete causing you to look at other sites, and so I go back to the md.gov sites and see the nice state of emergency declarations and all the great pre-planning info but who and where is the updated info in my local community and why do I have to look at 5 sites to get there? Can anyone tell me why Charles county has evacuated Benedict areas and St. Maries has not evacuated (or recommended) Golden Beach, Patuxent Beach, St. Mary's River, etc. ?? when St. Mary's is under Hurricane Warning? Thank You.

The Red River bridge west of Nielsville, Minn., on Polk County Highway 1, is closed because of flooding.

small dam sw just breached just started over flow

I am wondering if there is any way to pump out the park at 98 street and 76 A Ave? The water is so deep it is dangerous to little kids. Thanks!

large chunks of ice are causing cars to bottom out, and are at least 6 inches tall. Also are gathering water, causing sidewalks to flood/freeze.

many sidewalks are flooded around my house and some of the above ground sewers are so deep in ice water that I scrape the bottom of my car when I drive through them

flooding in town

Interstate 94, two miles west of Tower City, N.D., is reduced to one lane due to a flood control barrier. There's a width restriction of 16 feet in place. (N.D. Department of Transportation)

Minnesota Highway 220 is closed to traffic between Marshall County Road 139 and Marshall County Road 16 (8 to 18 miles north of the Oslo area). Look out for flooding. (Minnesota Department of Transportation)

Flooding has occurred from the Pardee brook in the Colonial Dr./Austen Rd. area of Hamden for long time. Each administration has promised a solution. Neighbors have attended several meetings, documented floods and damage, addressed each administration for the past 30 years. Money has been allocated at least twice for this costly project, however it was spent on other town issues. We think that we deserve to have this issue fixed...we've waited long enough! It's so unsanitary having basements fill up with dirty water, worms, pesticides etc. Can the register help us?

There is a drainage port in the Smithfield subdivision that continuously clogs, causing the backs of the properties to flood when it rains. These properties will hold the water for several weeks, keeping it very muddy and unusable and creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes and possibly snakes. I believe a culvert should be installed along the property lines of the homes between Landover Trail and Nature Trail similar to the one behind the homes between Landover Trail and Millwood. I've personally called several times to have the drainage port cleaned, which helps only temporarily

The stormwater drain in front of 4818 Hanover Ave is blocked and flooding the street beyond 4814. The water is higher than the curb, up into the front yards, and goes into the street beyond the width of parked cars. This drain has not had problems during heavy rain before.

Making the left onto S. Frontage from Springsteen or right after crossing Washington Ave. Extension when coming from Wal-Mart is uneccessarily dangerous because of the lack of usable road available here.

The manhole cover on the north side of the side walk was over flowing severely during the last large rain storm (Dec 21 - 22). The overflow left a paper pulp like residue along large piece of the sidewalk and the grassy area by the hospital parking lot. (updated 12-29-13).

Persistent fllooding of area around storm drains when it rains. Large puddles make it difficult and dangerous to cross the street.

When there is heavy rain, the water pools on the "shoulder" and half way across the road

The road floods everytime there is heavy rain or snowmelt. Then it freezes at night.

Streets are flooding but the drains don't draw the water away. It is like they are not there.

there is a large pond of water on the street along the townhouses off vanier drive

Sprinklers have been running for over 17 minutes on strip of grass by curb on la strada

I am wondering if there is any way to pump out the park at 98 street and 76 A Ave? The water is so deep it is dangerous to little kids. Thanks!

The storm drains, mostly on the end of the street by Albany Avenue, are totally blocked, creating flooded roadways. Residents are also not clearing the sidewalks of leaves, which makes the slate even more dangerous when wet.

See issue #453785
This hose has been laid across the public sidewalk everyday for 10+ years except for the few weeks it was taken off due to complaints.
If the homeowner has a continuous problem with flooding in his basement, he needs to bury the hose under the public sidewalk just like homeowners with water run off are supposed to do. (505.080)
The continued presence of this hose is a public nuisance. (220.020-7)

"SECTION 510.045: DUTY OF PROPERTY OWNER TO CONTROL RUNOFF WATER
It shall be unlawful for any person in this City to fail, neglect or refuse to control the runoff of water from land possessed by him/her, or under his/her management or control, so that an amount of soil, dirt, gravel, rock, sand, trash, filth or similar material detrimental to or causing a hazard to public users is carried upon a public sidewalk or a paved public street. (R.O. 2009 §54.011; CC 1981 §24-14; Ord. No. 3575, 6-5-68)"
I expect this situation to be permanently fixed in the very near future.

6-8 weeks ago, after a terrible storm, I called the DCR to let them know that a 60+ foot long concrete dock had broken free of its pilings between the Mass Ave and BU bridges. How did they respond? A week or so later they chained it to some trees like you would a dog and haphazardly put up saw horses and caution tape, presumably to keep people away from it. Old desks, railroad ties and other dangerous debris surround this hazard -- Questions: How long does it take the DCR to fix or remove a major hazard like this? What about all of the large and small scale debris infesting the shoreline? I realize we just experienced some historic flooding, but this is a disgrace!!!