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Persistent stormwater pooling on Washington Road

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Civic next step

Likely responsible:
Resiliency Advisory Board
Next public opportunity:
Resiliency Advisory Board · Sep 23

This item is resolved or closed — see the official response and resolution below.

Alex ResidentVerified resident · July 2, 2026

After heavy rain, a large puddle forms at the intersection and splashes pedestrians.

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Status timeline

Routed to: Resiliency Advisory Board

What's happened so far: Submitted (Jul 2, 2026) · next: Reach 25 supporters (18 of 25).

  1. SubmittedJul 2, 2026
  2. Raised by a verified residentJul 2, 2026
  3. Reach 25 supporters· 18 of 25Next step
  4. Awaiting referral to staff / commissioner
  5. Awaiting acknowledgment
  6. Not yet discussed at a meeting
  7. Not yet addressed in the public record
  8. Not yet resolved
What do these statuses mean?
  • Acknowledged — the issue has been recognized or routed to a responsible body.
  • Official response recorded — a substantive reply from a municipal official or staff member is on the public record. An issue can be acknowledged but still awaiting this.
  • Resolved — action was taken, a decision was made, or no further action is expected.

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