Pinellas County PLUS

We have been experiencing water seeping up from our front lawn and drive way including the street in front of our home. Pinellas County Utilities came out today and said there is a blockage in the underwater drainage that needs to be fixed. This seeping water is causing our lawn to be saturated so much that we can't mow it without sinking 4 or 5 inches down. This water also is seeping up through the seams in our driveway and causing the driveway to crack. The curb area in front of our house is a hazard as someone is going to slip and fall in the algae that collects in the curb area not to mention a haven for mosquitoes and other bacteria to grow. Please help.

Shopping Carts, bicycles and trash in canal.

The storm drain is damaged and rebar is exposed.

We still don't have stormdrains on our street. Why? Been reporting this years.

massive amount of rain fall run off from Vagabond Mobil home park washing out pipes and filling ditch again at 4495 77th way no.

To whom it may concern, my driveway and garage experiences tremendous flooding during a rainstorm. My property has no street gutters or drainage, and all the water from the street flows onto the driveway, and occasionally gets into the garage, causing visible water damage, mold, and property damage. I’ve already had to replace wrotten/damaged drywall in my garage due to high water levels during a rainstorm. Street gutters would solve this problem.
Thank you for your help.

Warmest regards,
Victor Bard
239-822-3443

Stormdrain retaining water - mosquito control said this is a danger for mosquito breeding in neighborhood.

poor drainage, road flooding.

We have a street drainage issue in front of our property. The constant standing water from rain or irrigation systems is a year-round problem as it holds bacteria and breeds mosquitos. Our vehicles drag the muck from the street into our driveway. The area has never drained properly. None of the neighbors have this. Please advise.

Storm drain is sinking into the ground.