Case Date:

1/27/2022

The Storm Drains for the streets along the following roads are clogged: Wyndham Ct S Atlee St. E Bricklin Ct

Case Date:

2/2/2022

The large storm drain on the east side of High Street has a gaping hole where small animals fall in. Because of this hole it is not providing any type of filtering when it rains as all types of leaves and straw enter straight into the drain. There was a tube that had been around it, however, it was removed yesterday. I hope that this can be fixed soon!

Case Date:

2/3/2022

Two days ago we noticed all the storm drains at this intersection were blocked with leaves and debris

Case Date:

2/4/2022

Snow plows bury the one drain for our whole street! After more critical issues are handled right now, can the one outside of our house be cleared so flooding when the snow melts doesn't become a major issue? Thank you!

Case Date:

2/9/2022

Leaves still clogging storm drain on S. Atlee St.

Case Date:

2/9/2022

Lid knocked off by snow plow

Case Date:

2/10/2022

We previously reported this issue. The specific address that the storm drain is near is: 2644 S. Atlee St. uReport: Case #178912 (in.gov)

Case Date:

1/30/2024

As of 5:30pm 1/30/24 the storm drains on the southeast corner of Henderson and University (on both sides of the corner) are completely blocked with dirt and debris. Not possible for someone walking by to clear. Some of the other storm drains on this corner may benefit from clearing. Thank you. -C

Case Date:

2/7/2024

Storm drain casement junction is clogged with branches. You can see it through the heavy iron grid on the drain at the SW corner of Southdowns and Ballantine. It will require lifting the grid cover the clear out.

Case Date:

2/27/2024

For years there has been a strong sewer smell in the this area. (I have paid for plumbers to examine my house and the problem is not in the house.) As the cable workers have been laying the cable, I asked various if they also smelled the sewer odor and if they knew where it might be coming from. There were three basic answers: (1) A "lift station" in one of the drains may be faulty; (2) the terrain where sewage may back up at the crest of the hill; and (3) the manhole cover between houses at 909 West Gourley Pike is old and may be corroded so that the sewer gas is able to escape.