Pinellas County PLUS

Overgrown vegetation blocking water flow and causing high water levels during storms. The entire retention pond is overgrown with vegetation.

A broken portion of a residential dock is located in Allen Creek, immediately south of Belcher Elementary, and is serving as an obstruction.

The drain is blocked by a tree growing in it. The area is flooding with every hard rain. Located between 11167 Village Green Ave and 111 LN N.

Bush has overgrown into ditch making visibility at stop sign non existent, you have to pull past stop sign almost into traffic to be able to see the any traffic

tree debris in ditch obstructing drainage

The water from the street's storm drains exit at my property, but the ditch is so overgrown, the water cannot flow through. Stagnant water is sitting in the drain and creating a mosquito breeding ground.

Tree has overgrown ditch making it hard to see oncoming traffic.

Recently, the County pulled out all the vegetation and trees (almost all the trees) behind my home. There is a drainage ditch behind my home along W Curlew Pl. The vegetation up against my fence was all taken out. I now have no privacy in my backyard. My dogs see everything and everyone now. As soon as they go outside, they bark. They see everything from the house as well and they bark. I now have to purchase blinds for my porch and will eventually need to purchase a privacy fence (that I can’t afford) all due to this project that by the way isn’t even listed on the website. I understand the need for drainage and the water to flow but I don’t understand why everything up to my fence had to be ripped out. Please explain why the vegetation along my fence had to be. I have been in this home for 12 years and the vegetation has always been along my fence which provided privacy. I request that someone come take a look at the area and there needs to be a remedy to this issue.

Located at corner of Royal Blvd and Queen Ann Blvd.
Logs have floated down during last substantial rain and somewhat made a dam across the culvert pipe that goes under Queen Anne Blvd. The area has been marked by the county a year or so ago as it appears unstable and washing out at the sidewalks.

Resident reports tree fallen across creek area; county maintenance requested

Ditch obstructed water won’t flow