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Flooding can occur for a number of reasons and different organisations are responsible for flooding in different situations. The following outlines who are responsible for the different types of flooding.
We are responsible for highway drains.
The landowner is responsible for ditches and watercourses and also piped watercourses and culverts.
The water company is responsible for public surface water sewers and foul sewers.
The Environment Agency is responsible for critical watercourses and main rivers and also emergency response.
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Our new alerts system includes flooding alerts, warnings and alerts on a wide range of county council services.
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