I live three houses from where a wash crosses my street. Debris in the street after a storm is not unusual, but the amount left behind after the storm on Monday, July 30, was. Not just the amount, but the sizes of some of the chunks of rock.
I chose to find an alternative route until it was cleaned up. I’m sure Public Works was very busy after the storm. Normally, I would not have called, but I felt the road was unsafe.
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Michael Dunne
A pat on the back for Public Works!
I live three houses from where a wash crosses my street. Debris in the street after a storm is not unusual, but the amount left behind after the storm on Monday, July 30, was. Not just the amount, but the sizes of some of the chunks of rock.
I chose to find an alternative route until it was cleaned up. I’m sure Public Works was very busy after the storm. Normally, I would not have called, but I felt the road was unsafe.
So on Wednesday, Aug. 1, at 12:37 p.m., I called Public Works and talked to Justin. At 12:45, just eight minutes later, I heard shovels scraping the road. Impressive!
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