Derby Chief of Police

I would like to request that the City review a potential drainage issue along Dry Creek behind my property. Based on Sedgwick County parcel maps, the area immediately behind several homes on Longhorn Street appears to include a reserve tract that may be owned by the HOA for the subdivision behind our homes. I am requesting that the City Of Derby review this area to determine whether the drainage easement or adjacent creek corridor is part of the city stormwater system, whether any public stormwater infrastructure discharges into dry creek near this location, whether the current drainage conditions are functioning as designed or if maintenance or corrective action may be needed. I would appreciate if public works or the stormwater division could investigate the drainage conditions in this area and advise whether the city, the HOA that owns the reserve tract, or another party is responsible for maintenance of this drainage corridor. Additionally, I am interested in determining whether the issue I am observing behind my home may be related to a lack of maintenance of the HOA owned reserve tract in that area.

Rainwater is not draining out of the end of the city drainage system in the Woodlawn Valley neighborhood. The culvert was cleaned out by the city and did not fix the problem. This ditch floods over the road and is a huge saftey concern. Please have a survey done on the other end of the drain pipe to figure out the problem and fix it.