Requests (2,354)
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Flooding Past
5212 Medford Dr, AustinCLOSED #25-00178413No Action Needed - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: NO_ACTION Summary: Flooding Documented Details Reza, Marie and Ching-Yuan visited this location on 5/30/25. The homeowner said that they have flooded 10 years ago (Memorial Day 2015) due to the clogged inlet that is in front of their house. They are in a low point. But they flooded from the street and their back fence is acting as a dam. .
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Flooding Past
2203 Pennsylvania Ave, AustinCLOSED #25-00178160Flooding Event Documented - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: DOCUMENTFLOODING Summary: Lot to Lot Flooding Documented Details Janna Renfro, Melissa Carugati, and Heather Peart met with the resident Ms. Ann Omoegbele on 5/30/2025. Ms. Omoegbele described that she experiences flooding due to the redevelopment of the neighboring property at 2201 Pennsylvania. The house that was on the lot was demolished and two new homes were built, increasing the amount of roof runoff that drains directly to Ms. Omoegbele's property. The roof lines are pitched such that most of the roof area drains directly to her side yard. The amount of water is too much and it builds up against her slab foundation and enters her home through a side door. WPD staff informed Ms. Omoegbele that the City does not have authority to manage flooding between private property owners and her course of action would need to be through a civil lawsuit. During the visit with Ms. Omoegbele, the owner of the neighboring property, Darryl, came outside and we discussed the issues that Ms. Omoegbele was experiencing since the development of his property. He was willing to assist with contracted labor to provide some drainage improvements, like a small channel to get the water away from Ms. Omoegbele's home and to her front yard. We provided our information to Ms. Omoegbele for any future questions.
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Flooding Past
2625 W 45th St, AustinWater drainage issue. Had flooding my back yard. It caused safety concerns
CLOSED #25-00177991No Action Needed - Close SR. Class: WORKORDER Created By: Log Type: NO_ACTION Summary: Phone call on 7/30 Details Sho Angia called the resident on 7/30 to provide an update on the assessment outcome. Resident said that she has not been experiencing issues and it sounds like the area inlet is functioning properly. Sho requested the resident to call 311 again if there are any concerns in the future. .
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Flooding Past
4312 Avenue A, AustinLocalized Yard Flooding. 5” of flooding on the foundation. Referred by Mateer Hudgens with WPD please transfer to Field Engineering
CLOSED #25-00177798Flooding Event Documented - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: DOCUMENTFLOODING Summary: Details This address is within Guadalupe CIP (5789.075). If Guadalupe project moves to construction, the issue may be resolved. We talked to the resident on May 29, 2025.
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Flooding Past
505 W 44th St, AustinLocalized Structural Flooding. 8.5” depth. Referred by Mateer Hudgens from WPD
CLOSED #25-00177779Flooding Event Documented - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: DOCUMENTFLOODING Summary: Details This address is within Guadalupe CIP (5789.075). If Guadalupe project moves to construction, the issue may be resolved. We talked to the resident on May 29, 2025.
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Flooding Past
6141 Sendero Hills Pkwy, AustinCLOSED #25-00177675Flooding Event Documented - Close SR. WPD visited site Madison Cooper, Hanh Thai, Jose Eduardo Perez, spoke with Resident Kim. She got our contact information and described she received 1.5"-2" of water in garage, coming from the alley behind her home. The issue is street ponding that overflows the driveway and curb. Her home is on a steep hill and water flows between her home and the neighbor's residence. There is erosion between the 6141 Sendero Pkwy. The homes and the alley that are ponding were constructed 30 years ago, and the resident that is flooding here has a new home. In February 11, 2025 her residence flooded approximate 4ft in garage, spread. She says she has videos and has been trying to solve this problem for 2.5 years. She says she will send a link to google folder to access that information. WPD will continue evaluating this issue.
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Flooding Past
5302 Wellington Dr, AustinExperienced a flood
CLOSED #25-00177608No Action Needed - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: NO_ACTION Summary: Flooding specifications are documented on related SR 25-00177608 to avoid creating a duplicate. Details Flooding specifications are documented on related SR 25-00177608 to avoid creating a duplicate. .
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Flooding Past
502 W 40th St, AustinStreet flooding, past. Reported by COA WPD staff, Kristina McLaren. No need for investigation.
CLOSED #25-00177449Flooding Event Documented - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: DOCUMENTFLOODING Summary: Flooding documented Details K. McLaren and recon team observed evidence of flooding from 5/28 event. Debris lines went above curb as inlets were undersized and/or clogged.
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Flooding Past
4514 Speedway, AustinCreek flooding — debris lines against structure. Does not appear to have inundated the structure. Submitted SR for property across the creek. Referred by Janna Renfro, Watershed Protection. In photo, debris line is approx 12” from ground elevation on bottom left corner. Corresponds to debris line in other places and across the creek.
CLOSED #25-00177388No Action Needed - Location in Flood Plain - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: NO_ACTION_IN_FP Summary: Creek Flood Documentation Details Yard flooding documented, property is in floodplain of mainstem Waller. Out of banks and close to home foundation. .
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Flooding Past
4514 Speedway, AustinCreek flood on yard and under deck. referred by WPD staff - no site visit required”
CLOSED #25-00177367Flooding Event Documented - Close SR. Class: SR Created By: Log Type: DOCUMENTFLOODING Summary: Flooding documented (under deck) Details 5/29/25: Site visit by Lindsay Olinde, Janna Renfro, & Melissa Carugati as part of PDD flood response. Debris line observed under deck from creek. Recommend engineering assessment to determine if high priority need to reduce flooding.