The article addresses issues with the storm-sewer system in a New Britain neighborhood, particularly focusing on the neglected Allen St. Project. Residents express frustration with City Officials Stewart & Saavedra for their failure to upgrade critical infrastructure, despite having access to significant funding. The article highlights that the contaminated floodwater poses health risks and that city officials have repeatedly avoided responsibility by falsely claiming the problem involves a state road.
The community is suffering from frequent flooding and related challenges, with the Allen St. Project identified as a pressing need that has not been prioritized. Critics point out that Stewart & Saavedra have benefited from substantial state and federal funds while neglecting local infrastructure, leading to economic burdens for taxpayers and diminished quality of life.
The piece concludes with a call to action urging residents to vote for Bobby Sanchez and his slate of candidates to bring change to City Hall. The situation reflects deeper issues of negligence and lack of accountability within local government, prompting advocates to rally for their rights and improved infrastructure.
