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Road Patrol: New Orleans public works expands in-house concrete operations (opens the original)
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The New Orleans Department of Public Works (DPW) is expanding its operations to include in-house concrete work for the first time in two decades, with plans to tackle crumbling infrastructure across the city. "The goal is, moving forward, is that we're gonna start pointing crews at multiple locations to double, triple our output to make sure we're working to knocking down this backorder that we have and making sure that we're getting these jobs done in a timely expeditious manner," said Scott Bo
Road Patrol: Gentilly Terrace man says sewer issues have caused years of costly problems (opens the original)
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A long-time Gentilly Terrace homeowner says he has been battling sewer line issues for over three years, resulting in foul odors, a sinking yard, and a water bill that has skyrocketed. According to Joseph Aguda, his water bill has increased significantly. "My water bill is now $417.11 where my average water bill runs around $39," Aguda said. He explained that the smell from the sidewalk near his home has been a persistent issue, making it unpleasant for people to walk nearby. "But since it's all
Lake Terrace homeowner frustrated over water main break (opens the original)
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A water main break in the Lake Terrace neighborhood of New Orleans has caused significant damage, leaving a homeowner frustrated and raising concerns about communication failures within the Sewerage and Water Board. SWBNO crews are actively working on repairs, and the damage includes the loss of an oak tree. The 12-inch water main was capped on September 1st to stop the active leak. The damaged section of the 12-water main will need to be replaced, and crews will begin installing the new pipe to
Road Patrol: Training underway for New Orleans smooth streets initiative to repair city roads (opens the original)
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The New Orleans Department of Public Works (DPW) is training new employees as part of its Smooth Streets initiative, which aims to repair approximately 1,500 miles of city roads using advanced techniques. "It takes a lot of work, and we need to be able to do it right," said Steve Nelson, director of DPW. The process involves milling streets, laying asphalt, and using a slow-rolling technique to create smoother roadways. Boh Brothers Construction is providing demonstrations to ensure DPW employee
15 children taken to medical center for evaluation after crash involving school bus (opens the original)
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Louisiana State Police are investigating two separate crashes on the U.S. 90 Business Expressway. The crashes happened Tuesday morning near MacArthur Boulevard, and one crash involved a school bus. During peak commute hours, two lanes were blocked. The crash has since been cleared, and traffic is moving. According to Louisiana State Police, there were a total of 46 children on the bus. A total of 15 students were taken to an area medical center to be evaluated. Louisiana State Police did not ide
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