Another view of stagnant water.

DPW HWYS Amy Rill assigned this issue to DPW HWYS Dayton (central)

Although there has been no significant rainfall since the last photos, the stagnant water in the culvert is getting higher (see photo). Please inspect.

Another view. Very high water level in culvert given we've had no significant rain recently.

I've seen this issue myself. Water is backed up into the concrete storm drainage pipe. The culvert itself has partly filled in with sediment with lots of overgrowth blocking drainage creating a mosquito breeding haven.

Though we are in the midst of a drought, there is still stagnant water in this culvert. There is insect larvae in there moving around. It's a nuisance and health hazard. Please clear out this culvert holding stagnant water. Neighbors have helped to trim some weeds back, ibut it likely needs more heavy-duty equipment to dredge it and improve water flow.

DPW HWYS Jim Barker assigned this issue to DPW HWYS Jim Barker

This issue was recategorized from Roadway & Drainage Concern to Ditch cleaning by machine.

Howard County, MD (Tell HoCo) assigned this issue to DPW HWYS Office

DPW HWYS Jim Barker assigned this issue to DPW HWYS Dayton (central)

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This issue has been marked as a duplicate of issue 8453646.

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