Reports (29)

Flooding at Trail. DCR needs to fix this ASAP. Money was wasted on bridge that only a few people are using. This is an existing problem for over 20 years.

DCR needs to fix this flooding that happens after every rain day for last 20 years. The walk way is impassible. Money was waste on a bridge at Morrisey Blvd rather than fixing this existing problem.

The water drains at the furthest end of the Tin Tin buffet parking lot consistently back up. As rain dissipated they have since cleared, but it is concerning that they can’t handle moderate to heavy rain. To avoid future overflow it would be good to have services come and investigate drains to make sure there isn’t blockage.

Then let’s do the other half?? Reporting a pothole.

Hello 311, on Thursday, Aug 14, there heavy rain in the area. Causing this huge hole in my front yard. This happened 1 year ago at 5 feet from this new hole. It was reported to 311 and was fixed. Whereas this keeps happening when there is heavy rain. There has to be a more serious problem in the area underneath the sidewalk with water run-off. This needs to be surveyed further to see why this keeps happening. I have left the hole open, so someone from your office can visit and inspect this issue. PLEASE HELP RESOLVE THIS ISSUE!!! Please see case # 101005374086 3/24

Street floods I live at 23 Radford Ln, near the corner of Bushnell and Radford Ln. With any heavy rain, the two storm drains on our street are quickly overwhelmed and the street floods -- including adjacent yards. We always keep the drains clean, including while the flooding is happening, but the water coming from up the hill (Carruth street and beyond) is too much for the drains. We would like someone to evaluate; they have been cleaned before in response to our concerns, but it seems more than that is needed. Often cars (8-10 spots) parked in this part of the street get flooded (underwater past doors an into the interior), and it's an especially problematic part of Dorchester for that as residents from outside our street park on it to commute on the T, and they usually therefore aren't available to move their cars when the rain starts.

Constant street flooding every time it rains

Water bubbling out of street, coming from under metal square cover

Potential water line break infront of hennigan elementary school

Water runoff from children's fountain at Smith Field goes spilling down from structure, onto the concrete, and onto the grass. *A soccer ball came up on the grassy slope with a player wanting me to kick it back. In doing so, I slipped and nearly injured myself because the ground was muddy underneath the grass