Published July 21, 2020
Clean the catch basins and stop greenlighting overdevelopment.
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani has said that the city is exploring "every single avenue" it has to address persistent flooding after parts of Brooklyn and Queens wereBet he doesnt do shit about it....it doesnt fit into his agenda of destroying our city
Mandummy is lying
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Other neighborhoods get flood relief, we get nothing.
Queens pols want action as borough endures another week of severe flooding — Queens Daily Eagle
queenseagle.com
Queens’ streets were deluged with flood water twice in the last week – an increasingly common problem for borough residents as severe rainstorms become more frequent.So what good are the rain gardens? They are such a waste, plus they are never maintained, They’re always overgrown
And let’s not forget plenty of stealing of our mail, bank cards and don’t renew your license by mail. They stole my check and cashed it. Also made another check out for over $1,000 dollars.
Gary Indiana has no electric for 2 weeks Failing federal govt as well
Maybe, in the meantime, get serious about paved-over yards.
The bigger picture is they want you to move out so you could be replaced. Corporate rentals
This has been a problem for over 50 years and the area prone to this flooding are areas that were swampland and never should have been built on. And places like Juniper Park are that swampland and will never  Absorb the water from a summer storm. This is nothing new and the frequency hasn’t increased. This happens every summer. And to make things worse most of the houses in the areas that are prone to flooding all have illegal apartments in the basement with an illegal bathroom, which adds to those properties flooding. And the driveways with that severe incline into the basement/garage area doesn’t help either. 
White privilege
If we had more illegal immigrants living here, we would!!
A lot more.
Queens councilmember demands the city invest more on flood prevention
gothamist.com
Phil Wong cautioned that the city must adapt its response to stronger storms.Eminent domain is the city’s plan.