City Island residents call on DOT; claim almost 2 years of flooding along Pelham Bay Park
Residents say the flooding blocks busy roadways, which leads to often swerving into other lanes.
•
Mar 10, 2021, 7:27 PM
•
Updated 1,373 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:47
Frigid feel Friday as cold and breezy conditions continue
23m ago
Penn-Wortman Houses tenants without power for 10 hours; heat and water still off in some units
26m ago1:48
Advocates call on Gov. Hochul to sign LICH Act ahead of deadline
50m ago1:54
Bedford Park neighbors demand growing pile of trash spilling onto sidewalk be cleaned up
1h ago1:35
Subway riders frustrated after being stuck underground for hours Wednesday
1h ago1:58
FDNY: Welding work caused of Gravesend 3-alarm fire
1h ago1:47
Frigid feel Friday as cold and breezy conditions continue
23m agoPenn-Wortman Houses tenants without power for 10 hours; heat and water still off in some units
26m ago1:48
Advocates call on Gov. Hochul to sign LICH Act ahead of deadline
50m ago1:54
Bedford Park neighbors demand growing pile of trash spilling onto sidewalk be cleaned up
1h ago1:35
Subway riders frustrated after being stuck underground for hours Wednesday
1h ago1:58
FDNY: Welding work caused of Gravesend 3-alarm fire
1h agoResidents of City Island say they’ve been complaining about flooding along Pelham Bay Park for almost two years.
They tell News 12 they have contacted the Department of Transportation, the mayor’s office and the Parks and Recreation Department about fixing the flooding.
Residents say the flooding blocks busy roadways, which leads to often swerving into other lanes.
News 12 reached out to DOT, and it responded saying this is an issue to be handled by the Parks and Recreation Department.
News 12 reached out to the Park and Recreation Department and has not heard back yet.
More from News 12
1:47
Mayor Adams meets with President Trump’s incoming border czar
1:47
Frigid feel Friday as cold and breezy conditions continue
1:54
Bedford Park neighbors demand growing pile of trash spilling onto sidewalk be cleaned up
1:36
Massive tree falls, crushes multiple parked cars in Soundview
1:45
NYPD data: Rape cases in the Bronx increased by 21% from 2023
0:23
