The city of Duncanville will conduct stream condition assessments in mid-November as part of its comprehensive Stormwater Management Plan. These assessments are designed to enhance the city’s drainage infrastructure and improve the management of stormwater runoff, ensuring the environmental integrity of its waterways.
On November 18, 2023, the focus will be on the Mauk Branch, which runs from E. Wheatland Rd to E. Danieldale Rd. The following day, November 19, 2023, city personnel will assess Ten Mile Creek, from S. Main St to the East City Limits. These evaluations involve on-site inspections along the designated stream channels.
According to an official notice from the City of Duncanville, the assessments aim to identify areas in need of remediation or improvement. City officials have assured residents that disruptions to daily activities should be minimal as the fieldwork progresses. Personnel conducting the assessments will carry official identification to enhance transparency and ensure public confidence.
For those seeking more information, Matt Bryant, the Director of Public Works, is available for inquiries. Residents can reach the Public Works Department at 972-780-4900, Option 0. Additionally, a detailed assessment map is available for download as a PDF through the city’s announcement, providing residents with specifics about the areas being evaluated.
The stream condition assessments are a critical component of Duncanville’s overarching strategy to maintain and improve its drainage systems. By identifying potential issues, the city aims to better manage stormwater runoff, ultimately benefiting both the community and the local environment. City officials encourage residents to engage with the Public Works Department for any concerns or questions regarding the assessments.
