City of St. Catharines is aware people impacted by last month's floods can get nervous with today's rain, and what's expected for the next day or two.
Director of Municipal Works Tim Marotta says the city can handle what is currently falling, and is monitoring infrastructure.
He adds there haven't been as many calls today as in previous weeks. "Folks are really taking a good look at the drainage in their neighbourhoods, and around their homes. They've been doing a good job of letting us know if they see anything odd, and making sure things like the catch basin are clear."
His key message is to stay aware of what's in the house, adjust drainage systems accordingly.
He adds the city is doing its part, as it always does regardless. "We also keep a look at certain areas that tend to get a little busier in the rain, just to make sure they're clear and working, particularly such as grates and storm sewers that come out of the ground."
He says they're still working with the provincial and federal governments for financial help.
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