City of Salem PLUS

Catch basin is blocked by a lot of leaves.

Catch basin is draining extremely slowly (others in area are down to normal levels).

Water collects at the curb near the hydrant on the corner of Dow and Congress St. There is a low spot that always retains several inches of water.

Street sweepers brushed leaves into drain basin, is completely full so it won't drain. Please help before winter amplifies!

I have noticed puddles here every time after it rains. In the winter, there are large icy spots. It would be great if the city could lower the catch basin a couple of inches so this area isn't so dangerous in the winter. Thanks for all the work you are doing, I've noticed several lights have been fixed, and Many other things, it's nice to see the information gets things in motion.

There is a sinkhole slowly forming in the street outside 29 Briggs, and another one between 19-21 Briggs. Presumably caused by collapsing stormdrain that runs under the pavement along the street. A sinkhole formed and had to repaired outside 35 Briggs Street last year.

2 storm drains on Lafayette St (westbound) are clogged with leaves and compacted dirt. They cause flooding during heavy rainstorms.
One is at the end of the harbor, the other one is just down the street before Raymond rd.

There is a large buildup of leaves in the catch basin. With increased rain in the forecast, it would be nice to have these cleared out.

Corner of Horton and Jefferson
Catch basin has road work “? Filter” from 3 years ago when water main replaced, this past year gas lines were updated. Still waiting for repaving of entire street…these catch basin filters are causing drainage issues (and winter safety issue ice across lower Horton St) the other catch basin previously reported by another neighbor, corner of Horton & Champlain. Thank You
Hoping this can be resolved before the winter.

Drain is falling in. The rain is washing away the cement around the drain cover

The catch basin on Horton/Champlain Road in front of 7 Horton St. has construction tarp, causing draining issues