Cherryhurst sewage backups

Described three flooding events in six years, his family's $27,000 denied claim from 2019, and the April 15 event where pumping began more than four hours after critical levels were detected; demanded a permanent fix and approval of 2026 claims.

Said the city promised after 2019 to monitor and protect the subdivision but the plan failed April 15; criticized lack of outreach and requested a meeting with the water department.

Second-time flood victim describing professional remediation in hazmat suits, months of contractor work ahead, and lost use of basement living space; asked for immediate, verifiable permanent action.

Thanked staff who helped with his claim documentation, described $13,000-plus in remediation despite lower rainfall than 2019, and asked for a timeline on his water damage claim.

Second-time victim citing health risks, lost work, higher insurance, and resale concerns; asked the city to staff and equip pumping response before the next storm and find a permanent fix.

35-year resident who never had backups until 2019; called the city's explanations excuses, said the neighborhood did nothing wrong, and demanded compensation and a real fix.