New Catch Basin Law Will Bring Much-Needed Relief To Neighbors Dealing With Flooding, Pols Say
Mayor Bill de Blasio, center, signed Councilman Jumaane Williams’, right of de
Blasio, catch basin bill into law Tuesday. Photo
Tell The City About Your Sewer Backups & Flooding In This Survey
This is one survey every homeowner, business owner, and resident in the
neighborhood should fill out, if only for a
Ask The Fire Department For A Spray Cap, Don’t Just Open Hydrants!
In the middle of a hot July day, we can understand wanting to do whatever it
takes to cool down
The DEP Asks New Yorkers To ‘Cease The Grease’
The Department of Environmental Protection
[http://www.nyc.gov/html/dep/html/home/home.shtml] is urging New Yorkers to
17th Street Becomes A River After Morning Water Main Break
Water rushed down 17th Street this morning after a contractor hit a water main
between 5th and 6th Avenues, according
Councilman Greenfield Asks Utility Companies To Consider The Jewish Holidays Before Making Housecalls
Source: Jelson25 via Wikimedia CommonsLast month during the second day of
celebration for Rosh Hashanah, the Department of Environmental Protection
1973 Photo Of The Gravesend Bay Dump Site
Source: Arthur Tress via DailyDOCUMERICAThis photograph depicts the old
incineration plant and landfill dump at Gravesend Bay. The site is
Council Members, Customers Demand Investigation Into High Water Bills Due To Meter Reader Inaccuracies
Councilman David G. Greenfield (center) listens as Brooklyn resident Mordechai
Lev discusses his issues with inaccurate water bills on Monday
