As rainfall continues to soak South Florida and extra showers are anticipated later this week, Broward County officers are ramping up efforts to handle potential flooding and maintain roads secure.
The Public Works Division’s Freeway and Bridge Upkeep Division (HBMD) has deployed all County-owned vacuum vans and strategically staged pumps in flood-prone areas to assist stop water from pooling on streets. Crews are additionally out throughout the County immediately inspecting roadways and storm drainage programs, clearing particles, and responding to any indicators of localized flooding.
Along with employees on the bottom, contractors are on standby to help if situations worsen. All pump tools has been examined and is able to be activated as wanted.
The HBMD is tasked with sustaining and bettering the County’s street and bridge infrastructure. Past flood prevention, its obligations embody the whole lot from road resurfacing and bridge upkeep to canal development and mosquito management.
Residents are inspired to report any flooded streets or blocked drains to assist guarantee swift response as Broward continues to watch the evolving climate situations.
