The flooding at the driveway entrance to the North Quincy postal annex is bad enough in good weather but when temps hover over and under freezing trucks track water across the sidewalk making it unsafe for pedestrians

Storm drain is clogged water is not moving down. Street is flooding.

Another case of snow amnesia. The storm drains in the Wollaston T Station parking lot never move and yet the snow removal crew always forget to clear them so that when the snow melts the water run off has some place to go besides creating small ponds for residents to slosh through.

Is it Ground Hog Day? It seems as though every winter I need to bring this problem to someone's attention. This pedestrian path leading to the Hannaford shopping plaza is a complete hazard to the seniors and disabled who live in the area and who walk to the Hannaford for their groceries. As you can see from this night time (7 pm) photo, the lighting is not very good either. There is a large body of ice water in front of the entrance way that will soon be a block of ice that will become even more hazardous. At least someone has broken some of the fencing so you can duck into the shopping plaza and avoid the icy water. There must be a permanent solution to this problem. Who owns this parcel now that Body and Craft sold out to Rockland Trust?

Flooding from rain. Sewers need clearing and/or more access points so street wont flood.

the pipe work on Taylor seems done but the debris from blacktop and rocks is still everywhere. flooding @ intersections (Taylor and Elmwood ave & Taylor and N.Central) make walking and bike riding very difficult. a When will this be fixed?

massive potholes over 3 feet in diameter at the end of allerton st by nahant street. that whole end of the street is in really bad shape due to the flooding. the patches are lifting with use of a leaf blower