City of Medford PLUS

Storm drain in bad need of repair. Additionally, this area floods every time we have rain and water pools and collects for ages. Especially dangerous in the winter when it will also freeze over.

Lake Marion is back Will this issue ever be addressed?

Drain cover has come loose and is spouting water into the Street

Ongoing sinkhole, pothole issue after rains at the corner of Ashland and Chestnut St. In the interim, compacted soil can be replenished in this spot that is part of Medford City property.

Water is spraying out of manhole cover, not sure if this is normal or an issue but reporting just in case

Blocked storm drains on Cleveland, Mangles, Morrison, and Wilson can lead to flooding for residents down the hills on Clematis, Palmer, Belle, and Park. Can the city please clear ahead of the pending rain storms and melting?

Ever since construction has started, there has been significant flooding noted i front of my house. And on the street with worsening potholes that are being filled in with sand and loose rocks.

Sidewalk has been a sheet of ice for days. it's impossible to pass with pets, kids and for the elderly. A cone isn't going to cut it. This house needs to or the city needs to address the situation. Its unsafe to be forced to walk in the street with oncoming cars speeding by

We have a low spot on our street right in front of the entrance to our house and our garage. After any rain or snow there is a standing puddle. It fills with dirt and stinks. We would like to hire a company to fix this, but need permits from the city as it's is partly on the street.

I'd like to kindly request again (as I did right after 3 street sweepers that came together didn't touch this last 10-15' of end of street) for the City's action to clear this area of debris. There are two storm drains here and the risk of clogging/flooding is high. I do not think we residents should be responsible for clearing this ourselves. It really needs to be cleared. (Could we add a separate category in complaint type list here for this type of issue?)

A large pool of stagnant, pungent water accumulates at this location, in the even # side of Wellesley St. The water has no means to drain. As a result, anaerobic bacterial overgrowth creates a public health risk to any person that walks by, particularly children or pets. A drain must be installed ASAP, or alternatively filled with concrete.