Case Date:

12/12/2023

This is more likely a Watermain problem, but there’s an overflow at this water valve access

Case Date:

6/1/2024

gravel on the high street mup

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:

1/16/2024

Clogged Drains all over the city

Case Date:

6/14/2024

The storm drains on both the North and South side of Heather are always full of debris. When it rains, there is very little area for the drainage. Please clear the debris.

Case Date:

2/13/2023

Hole in pavement has eroded in paving at storm grate. Subgrade is washed out under the pavement, inside the hole.

Case Date:

8/5/2023

Water coming up from this area is staying on the street drainage. It seems to be worse since the crews recently came through to install fiber. I see multiple reports on this issue have been made but there's water there now that could be tested.

Case Date:

12/20/2023

Probably a lateral sanitary line but could be a supply line. The sidewalk on the west side of Woodlawn has been perpetually wet for several weeks ever since the sorority there had some landscaping done using large, dirt-moving equipment. The wet spot is alongside the retaining wall on Woodlawn, ~20 sidewalk sections south of Third Street.

Case Date:

9/27/2023

On my walk in this morning, the metal storm grate on the north-east corner of 3rd and College had completely fallen down into the drain leaving the opening unprotected. Thank you!

Case Date:

12/25/2023

There is a broken water pipe near the fire hydrant where Circle Drive meets the 1800 block of Southdowns. Work was done previously to try and fix the problem, but the problem has returned or there is a new problem. I walk pass this site regularly, and water is present even when it has not rained for weeks. The pavement is beginning to show the effects of ever-present water.