Residents worried that sinkhole problems from years prior may return
News 12 spoke with the Department of Environmental Protection and they say they are currently investigating the problem.
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2ds agoAfter a massive sinkhole opened up on Radcliff Avenue in Morris Park and swallowed an entire van, residents in the neighborhood are worried that sinkholes like that one may make a return.
Beth Radovanich says she remembers the day vividly, and now she’s afraid it’ll happen again with major cracks showing up along the next block over.
“I do feel my car shift, you know, swaying. And that could be the time it opens. That's what goes in my head. Oh, that would be the time,” said Radovanich.
News 12 spoke with the Department of Environmental Protection and they say they are currently investigating the problem.
