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- Short-term street flooding is common after intense rainfall in the wet season (June-November).
- Some roadside ditches and swales that gradually convey stormwater to canals commonly retain water for weeks or months during the wet season.
- If you live in a development with a homeowners association (HOA), or Residents Association please call the management office. Most private developments maintain their own drainage systems.
- Many larger canals are operated and maintained by the Big Cypress Basin Board, but smaller canals, and ditches along public roads are County maintained.

Please report flooding if you experience:

Please include a brief description of:
- What is flooded (street, yard, structure, or other areas)
- Address, intersection, or other location
- Cause of flooding, if known.
- Your contact information (not required)
Call: Collier County Road and Bridge Maintenance (Hours Mon.-Fri. 6:30-5:00) (239) 252-8924
Or Email: RoadMaintenance@colliergov.net You may attach photos if they help describe the flooding
Office Location: Road and Bridge Maintenance 4800 Davis Blvd.
What you can do to Reduce the Potential for Flooding
- Remove debris & toys from ditches and swales along the property
- Maintain property adjacent to ditches and swales
- Report plugged or blocked drainage facilities to same contacts above
Last Update October 8, 2009