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April is National Pothole Month; report them if you see them

Spring has sprung, and as you drive around Hampton Roads you'll notice, so have the potholes!

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Norfolk prepares for potential coastal system this weekend

Vactor trucks and ditch crews are working daily to clear debris across the Mermaid City in preparation for the next rainfall.

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Hurricane Ian could bring flooding rain to Virginia

As Hurricane Ian barrels down toward the Florida coast, Virginia is bracing for heavy rain later in the week, and emergency crews are already preparing.

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Stormwater crews clean out Norfolk's drains, ditches ahead of Tropical Storm Elsa


More than 30 teams canvassed Norfolk. They checked ponds, pump stations, streets and ditches.
Author: Allison Bazzle
Updated: 6:14 PM EDT July 7, 2021
NORFOLK, Va. — Norfolk Public Works crews were on a roll Wednesday, clearing out city storm structures.
Three teams hopped in yellow vacuum trucks, called Vactors, to unclog drains ahead of Elsa’s arrival.
“We are just out here trying to help Norfolk survive another storm,” said Vactor Supervisor Kevin Smith.
Smith and his crew tackled a clogged drain that was almost overflowing with water near Military Circle Mall. He said they vacuum out trash, branches, and grass clippings.
“It could take as long as two hours, we don’t know what’s down there,” Smith said.

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