Department of Public Works PLUS

Both 16 and 20 Parker St planting strips are consistently full of standing water breeding insects and disease attracts rodents and are a public safety concern There are no curbs PS this app wouldn't let me select just one category such as mosquitos -it automatically checked off all to apply, even after trying to deselect & select, several times

Due to no curb, we have a constant mud area that stays wet because of the shade and has a bad smell and attracts insects. Despite trying to dig up and dispose of the mud, over time, it keeps happening. Is it possible to get a curb or something installed?The tree roots are also exposed and worry that the health of the tree is impacted.

Dirt washed away between fence and sidewalk. Resident requesting to be filled in.

The loam and seed need to be replenished in the strip between the sidewalk and grass, as they have been washed away by rain, creating a noticeable drop between the sidewalk and the granite curb. Additionally, raising the curb to match the height of the sidewalk could help prevent future washout.

Constituent requested replacing the loam & seed on the grass strip across from 61 Poplar Rd. It has eroded and is currently a dirt ditch.

They just finished work the other day outside here and now there is a large sinking hole as well as the sidewalk where they patched is separating and sinking. Please fix

Next to the sidewalk of 27 fifield street in Watertown there’s an area of dirt that’s been getting deeper and deeper. Especially when it rains it gets muddy and people park here so the hole has been getting deeper.

There are no curbs on this section of the street even though their are curbs everywhere else. When it rains heavily, a creek runs down our street and floods this area pushing away dirt and rocks and eroding the side of the road. A curb would fix this problem

There is a big gap between the street and sidewalk in front of my house. My tenants have two small children (one is still in a carrier) and this is a busy route as kids walk to the Lowell School.

This has been filled in the past with rocks and they have washed away over the months when we have really bad rain. I have tenants with an infant and toddler and this is not safe for them or anyone else who parks in front of the house.