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10/21/2026

The storm drains along the south bound bike lane on smith road are fully blocked with leaves and trash.

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10/19/2026

I can't remember if I submitted an adopt a drain report at wnd of Sept

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8/13/2026

The great over the storm sewer is falling in. It happened the day trash was picked up. It's dangerous for kids.

Case Date:

8/13/2026

The great over the storm sewer is falling in. It happened the day trash was picked up. It's dangerous for kids.

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6/2/2026

The storm drain that was repaired last year washed out on first significant rain this spring. It's a deep crack in the concrete that goes down quite a way and could pose a risk to children in the area. Its right where the storm drain goes under Post road.

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5/19/2026

The sewer drain keeps getting clogged. I shoveled it out yesterday during the heavy rain but it keeps getting clogged with street debris. I'm worried it will get clogged again this afternoon and I won't be home to help with it.

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5/18/2026

I reported this before. Nothing has been done. It’s not getting any better on its own. Whoever James Hall is doesn’t seem to follow through on the reported safety issue since he closed the ticket without it being fixed. Perhaps he can try again? Or his boss can follow up so that no one gets hurt. This is a dangerous situation that will not fix itself without oversight.

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5/11/2026

The storm drain in the parking lot is so terrible that it has dropped close to 12 inches below the pavement. It’s not a pothole. It’s a crater! This can be allowed to stay this way.

Case Date:

5/11/2026

The storm drain in the parking lot has sunk nearly 12 inches below level street/ground. It’s not a pothole around this drain. It’s a sinkhole that whole car tires can be swallowed in. It’s so unacceptable that this has been allowed to stay this way for weeks. There will be a person who truly is hurt severely one night when their car flips from hitting this in darkness.

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5/7/2026

The stormwater pipes that go under the railroad are once again blocked up. Along the B-Line Trail, across from lamppost 157.