Staff Report / ATLlocal.org

The City of Atlanta is urging residents to report any issues with storm drains as heavy rain from Hurricane Helene approaches. Blocked or damaged storm drains can lead to serious flooding. Residents can report problems by scanning a QR code or visiting the website https://bit.ly/stormwaterreporting. The city emphasizes that quick reporting can help protect the community from flooding during the storm. Residents are advised to stay safe and remain vigilant.

Source: City of Atlanta Government | Atlanta GA | Facebook

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Atlanta

Atlanta, GA

https://www.facebook.com/685380090439298/posts/838759815101324

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