Town of Swampscott PLUS

I know the town has inspected this and sent a specialist, but this area of the street is still getting wet each day. Just reporting again because it is still happening and don’t want any bigger damage underground to occur.

Tons of water is gushing out from this sewer here

storm drain is massively backed up and ruining my driveway and my grass and my mulch. In addition to hurting the paved road. this needs to be addressed as i have called numerous time and was supposed to meet someone today at 7:30 but was completely ignored. I can be called at 617-388-5560. However, just come and fix the problem. I am working from home today.

Storm drain is completely blocked.

Loose man hole cover — as cars drive down our busy road, the loose man hole cover is making a lot of noise. Please help.

Storm drain at intersection of Essex and Dilisio is backed up

This puddle collects and takes days to drain. It is difficult to have a puddle blocking the crosswalk so close to the Hadley School.

Still no action on the storm drain at the bottom of 110 bellevue. now it is overflowing with no rain and is killing my driveway and my neighbors driveway. this needs to be pumped out asap. my other driveway looks like sand and so does my neighbors. we need to pump this asap. it is destroying my driveway and will ultimately destroy our newly paved road. the street finally looks good. but wont't for long unless we address the problem at hand. the drains need to be blasted clear so water can get out. I know it is summer and a lot of work is being done around town. but my driveway and the street is slowly being destroyed. this is a 20 minute job for your team with your equipment. please address asap. thank you. James Odorczuk 110 Bellevue Road 617-388-5560

The side of the roads in town have lots of dirt and pebbles which is bad for bicycles Please get a street sweeping machine to clean all major roads

Hello,

Since the beginning of July when we started to get a lot of rain, there has been a bit of water seepage in one corner of my basement where I have never had water ingress previously. I am in the early stages of trying to address this issue and figured the best place to start was to inquire with the town if there is a storm sewer on the road in front of my house (138 Redington) that may need maintenance. If there is indeed a storm sewer underneath the road, I'm wondering if it is flooded or blocked, causing water ingress in my basement. If it isn't a storm sewer, could the integrity of the sanitary sewer line be checked to confirm it isn't leaking from there? I appreciate any help or information that can be provided.

Dave Troiani
138 Redington Street
860-878-0870