We are continuing to have sewage problems on our street. The plumbers cleaned the area where the cleanout is on the yard and alley meet, however, now the street itself is oozing sewage.
Water main break. Flooding in the ditch. Low water pressure. Not sure where. It’s up hill from this location on Morningside.
There appears to be a slow water leak from the water meter located near 3206 E. Winston St.
Our home and the houses around us have lost significant water pressure. We hired a plumber to look at the issue at our home thinking it was something wrong with our plumbing. They said this issue is coming up around the city and they think it's due to the new hydrants that were installed. This seems to make sense since there is a hydrant across the street from us that was recently replaced. We went from being able to have 3 showers running at one time to barely having enough water pressure for one to run immediately after these updates. The plumber suggested we contact the city to see what can be done since there's nothing they can do. Please let me know what our options are. Thanks.
Fire hydrant blowing water at the corner of Rick Creek and Montclair
There has been water continuously seeping up from the ground (in about a 10 foot area) and has been spilling into the road over the past few weeks. The location is in the front yard of 610 W Ryan Rd along the curb. I have lived a few houses down for over two years and have never seen this area collect water for more than a day after rain/storms. I am unsure if its a break in a water main, but the water has been seeping out at a high enough rate that there is visible flow in the curb leading to the storm drain. The house is currently for sale, and I don't think anyone has been by to check on the property since the problem began.
Hello--My mother has 2 rental houses on Olive St. (1502 & 1504) that share a water meter. The 1502 S. Olive has the water meter on that property. What would it take to have 1504 S. Olive it's own meter? How much would it cost?
Water is not coming out of any faucet inside or outside of building.
Runoff in Green Acres along the 4th trail multiuse path between Roosevelt and Jefferson.
We have no water