City of Hammond PLUS

The North side of Street doesn't drain and pools a lot of water. Can we have someone out to see what solutions are available? It happens every time it rains or when snow melts. It's not a new issue.

Every time it rains, water pools in the same spots on 122nd st. between Calumet Ave and Lake Ave.
It would be nice if the city repaved this whole section of 122nd sometime this year.

Water sits in the street after every rain or snow melt until it evaporates. It is stagnant and full of mosquitoes in the spring and freezes into a sheet of ice in the winter.

Not damaged or broken, city just installed new ones last week. We had a small puddle here before, but this is huge and still there an hour after the rain. There is a storm sewer just to the left of the photo. Being right at the corner of Burton Ct and Blossom Row this could potentially cause ice problems this winter too.

How do we get this puddling fixed? Can a curb or drain be added in this location? Water fills up and covers almost all of Tapper and the alleyway as well.

Water does not drain for days or weeks after any rain. There is no inlet on this block.

This part of the street always has a large puddle of water, no matter if it has just rained or not. It looks like the street is much lower there than anywhere else

lots of water

The 7300/7400 block of Missouri avenue, which is a dead end street, and has 10 acres of wooded lots to the West side, is in need of another drain tile as well as a new sidewalk, and desperately needs new lighting. During rainfalls we have standing water, the sidewalks are damaged badly, they haven't been replaced in over 26 years, and a dead end street is very dark and is in desperate need of new lighting that other streets have received. We recently had bad people go through our vehicles late at night, we've had a few break-ins over the years in both houses and garages. Lights deter these types of people. I believe we are in the 5th district please inform our councilman