You need to call the department of engineering if you want storm drains cleaned out.

So public works acknowledged Arden St but never Eden St.
Why is that ??????

To Memem. All the catch basins in this area of Morris Cove were cleaned internally less than three months ago. If residents look they will see a small red spot painted on them. The problem now is that heavy rainstorms overnight on 7/14/14 have washed leaves and other detritus onto their gratings, blocking them. Public Works cleans the grtatings during their street sweeping operations, so they are the point of contact on this issue.

I live at 41 Arden and the drains on my side of the street were cleared by me & my family prior to the rain storm last night.

They have not been cleaned out on Concord. We had to move all the debris and it drained very slowly. Also that does not resolve the issue that at high tide with no rain our drains are getting full. No response regarding Tidal Gates. Isn't it funny or not that suddenly we are totally ignored in Morris Cove. And yet, they are throwing wasted taxpayer dollars at extending the SeaWall that DEEP already said no to years ago for Alder DeCoala and his neighbors. Meanwhile the rest of us have to worry about Tweed and the City doing nothing about mitigating the flood issues of Morris Creek that have cause our insurance to go up 20% this year and each year following. I don't get it. It seems like the feds should know about this deal. Speeding. No street signs, no speed bumps. And the roads, laughable. Oh well. Eventually they will wonder why they won't get Tweed expansion through and then maybe they will acknowledge our needs here.

We are closing older Street Sweeping related issues to make room for the 2019 Street Sweeping Season. Thanks for your input and feedback which helped us adjust where we could in this season. If you need a schedule for this year follow this link to our Street Sweeping page on city website: https://www.newhavenct.gov/gov/depts/pw/street_sweeping.htm .
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