Reports (712)

Knockdown |

Damaged | Details: [Constituent states there is a leaking hydrant.]

Knockdown | Details: [Constituent states the fire hydrant is knocked down on the ground across the street 26 greenville st . Called BWSC at 4:09PM]

Knockdown | Details: [The consituent states that this hydrant that is by santander bank is knocked down. the hydrant is on the newbury side ext behind this location. The parking lot is being rented out during red sox games and they are having cars parked on side walk. The constituent states she saw the car hit the hydrant and left. The constituent states its the fault of the person in charge of the parking lot. The constiutent states the security guards are not doing any sort of monitoring. requesting assistance with this matter.]

Open | Details: [hydrant leaking for 6 months, from the base]

Knockdown | Details: [BWSC notified at 1:44pm]

Knockdown | Details: [BPD states MVA knocked fire hydrant over and it is not producing water.]

Knockdown | Details: [A constituent reports hydrant knockdown at location]

Damaged | Details: [Constituent states there is a leaking hydrant, directly behind the star market]

Damaged | Details: [My house fronts on Amory Street, between Atherton St. and W Walnut Park. The fire hydrant in front of my driveway (on Amory) was hit by a car. The hydrant was hurled into my fence damaging it. This has happened at least once before. The hydrant is lying on the sidewalk in pieces. The cars on Amory St. drive too fast. Can there be protective metal bollards placed around the fire hydrant to keep it in place if it were to be hit again. It's a safety hazard, if someone had been walking on the sidewalk when the car was speeding, they could have been hit by this fire hydrant. I have picture but don't see a way to include them on this email. Once the hydrant is replaced, can protective bollards be place on one side of the hydrant to keep it in place if it were ever hit again (only on 1 side).]