Town of Swampscott PLUS

Theres a lot of broken car window glass along Humphrey St. along the Blocksidge field side of the road, but down opposite the gas station. Can we get a sweeper to come by. Thank you.

It's actually Phillips Park adjacent to 29 Charlotte Rd. There is a large uncovered hole in the park that was dug some time ago by the town. I just witnessed a child almost fall into it. It is a hazard that could result in a serious injury if left uncovered, especially if someone is walking through the park after dark.

Water pressure is extremely low in multiple homes on the street.

The flooding on Stetson during Friday evening’s storm ran off lots of debris from other streets as well as debris that overflowed from the manholes into the street. Can you please run a sweeper in the Stetson flood area to prevent the catch basins from getting blocked up again. Thanks.

There's a fire hydrant on Salem St. near Sunbeam Ln with the main cap broken. Since they can't get the cap off, or worse the large metal nut will be thrown in to the pump because it's dropped inside the hydrant, this hydrant needs to be inspected and repaired.

Large amount of standing water on Beaumont Ave almost constantly this time of year. Water does not seem to have anywhere to drain.

There is water bubbling out of a crack in the road. 50 ft up Banks Rd from Walker Rd. May be due to recent rain, but it's not a normal way to drain runoff. It may also be a real water main break. It's not too far from a gas or water shutoff, but it's not coming out of that.

I pulled the sewer cap in street it is full of water you can not see the bottom I know from 20 Yeats of dealing with stuff like this at crown pointe it should not be fall of water can you fix this issue Thank you

Flooding on Essex St. on 3/23/2024 at 11am. The puddle extended from 347 Essex st to 355 Essex St. Storm drain is not draining and part of street between 351 and 355 seem to be sagging and lower than the storm drain. This work order was closed out, but the storm drain is still clogged.

Less of a storm drain issue than a water supply issue but the foot wash station at Phillips Beach is stuck on After repeated attempts to push the button to stop it, it continues to flow

The storm drain looks to be backed up during a rainstorm. There are no leaves on the grate. The water is passing over the storm drain and not falling in. The storm drain is in front of 351 Essex St. under the sign.