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Report Flooding and Drainage Issues

Home » Report Flooding and Drainage Issues

Report Flooding and Drainage Issues

Over the winter months flooding can cause persistent and damaging issues for local communities. Despite the disruption this can cause, it can also be quite difficult to know who to report flooding to since there can be a number of different organisations (known as flood risk management authorities) who might have responsibility or involvement in an incident.

Therefore, Flood and Water Management at Suffolk County Council has created the “Report a flood in Suffolk” webpage. This helps to inform users which organisation they should report their flood to, and provides links to try and make this process as simple as possible. Historically, flooding tends to go under-reported due to the fear of an increase in insurance costs, but a new government scheme known as “Flood Re” has helped to significantly reduce the burden on homeowners. You can find more information on Flood Re here. So if you are aware of any areas which may have suffered from flooding, we would encourage you to use our reporting tool and make the relevant risk management authorities aware.

You can also find plenty more information on a number of different flooding and drainage issues (such as ditches, highway drainage, and the responsibilities of private owners) on our website: www.suffolk.gov.uk/flooding. I hope this is informative and useful, but if you do have any specific questions you would like to put to the Flood and Water Management Team please feel free to contact me, and I will ensure that we answer to the best of our ability.

Tom Mann

Flood & Water Project Officer
 
Flood & Water Management
 
Resource Management
 
Suffolk County Council, Endeavour House,
 
8 Russell Road, Ipswich, IP1 2BX
Email: Tom.Mann@suffolk.gov.uk
 
http://www.suffolk.gov.uk/flooding
 

 

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