City workers attempted to install a one way valve to prevent seawater from flooding the Shore Acres Blvd at the Arizona Ave intersection but it didn't work. The street flooding continues at high tide. Either the valve is malfunctioning or doesn't work at all and needs to be redone to allow the water to flow from the street but not allow the seawater to flow into the street.

Just to be clear, this flooding that is posted about here is not due to any rainfall whatsoever - flooding is solely due to the high tides and valves not working. Worse than before the valves were installed.

City should read posts on 9.11.18 nextdoor app discussing this very same problem - people are not happy (understatement). Yikes, I had no idea that the salt water can cause dry rot in the tires and then a damaging blowout. So,even if there is only, say 2 inches flooding the whole street, there can still be significant damage to the vehicle BTW, on the days reported, there was way more than 2 inches in the whole street.

Thank you for reporting this issue to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete. We have forwarded the details you have provided to the Stormwater Department so that they may investigate and take any necessary action. Sincerely, Mayor's Action Center

This issue will be investigated by Stormwater and handled accordingly. Thank you.

It is very interesting how long it is taking to finish the Pier and so it is really no surprise how long it is taking to fix the flooding problem in Shore Acres or the repair of our main bridge. I have lived here for over 30 years and nothing has worked to fix these problems.

The Mayor's Action Center is not in Action either is the Stormwater Department

This issue will be investigated by Stormwater and handled accordingly. Thank you.

The issue that you reported previously has been addressed by the City, and this open work order is now closed. Please feel free to submit future requests to us via SeeClickFix St. Pete, and thanks again!