YearStateSizeLocationDetails
2020Chicago, IL9 tonsSouth SideMajor sewer backups impacting local infrastructure.
2020Houston, TX7 tonsCentral HoustonLocalized flooding and sewer problems managed by Houston Public Works.
2020Philadelphia, PA6 tonsCenter CityCenter City
2020San Francisco, CA5 tonsFinancial DistrictSewer maintenance issues due to fatberg.
2020Detroit, MI4 tonsDowntownSewer backups and road closures.
2020Seattle, WA4.5 tonsCapitol HillSewer disruptions.
2020Boston, MA5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance efforts.
2020Miami, FL3.5 tonsSouth BeachLocalized flooding.
2020San Diego, CA3 tonsMission ValleySewer issues.
2020Cleveland, OH2.8 tonsDowntownMinor disruptions.
2020Minneapolis, MN3 tonsSouth MinneapolisSewer backups and road issues.
2020St. Louis, MO2.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues.
2020Nashville, TN2.8 tonsMidtownSewer disruptions.
2020Atlanta, GA3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues.
2020Baltimore, MD2.5 tonsInner HarborInner Harbor
2020Pittsburgh, PA3 tonsDowntownSewer blockages.
2020Indianapolis, IN2.8 tonsCentral IndianapolisMinor sewer disruptions.
2020Kansas City, MO2.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance.
2020Baltimore, USA75 tonsMassive fatberg found in Baltimore’s aging sewer system, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable items.
2021New York City, NY12 tonsBrooklynSevere sewer blockages led to significant disruptions; managed by NYC Department of Environmental Protection.
2021Los Angeles, CA11 tonsHollywoodMajor sewer issues; resolved by LA Bureau of Sanitation.
2021Chicago, IL10 tonsWest SideExtensive sewer backups; addressed by Chicago Department of Water Management.
2021Houston, TX9 tonsEast HoustonLocalized flooding and sewer backups; managed by Houston Public Works.
2021Philadelphia, PA8 tonsNorth PhiladelphiaSewer blockages causing disruptions; addressed by Philadelphia Water Department.
2021San Francisco, CA7 tonsMission DistrictSevere sewer issues; resolved by San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
2021Detroit, MI6 tonsMidtownSignificant sewer disruptions; addressed by Detroit Water and Sewerage Department.
2021Seattle, WA5 tonsBallardSewer maintenance issues; managed by Seattle Public Utilities.
2021Boston, MA5.5 tonsSouth BostonMajor sewer problems; covered by Boston Water and Sewer Commission.
2021Miami, FL4 tonsLittle HavanaLocalized sewer issues; managed by Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department.
2021Atlanta, GA6 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; addressed by Atlanta Department of Watershed Management.
2021Cleveland, OH5 tonsEast ClevelandSewer blockages; covered by Cleveland Division of Water.
2021Minneapolis, MN4 tonsSouth MinneapolisSewer maintenance issues; managed by Minneapolis Public Works.
2021St. Louis, MO3.5 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; addressed by St. Louis Water Division.
2021Nashville, TN4 tonsMidtownSewer backups; managed by Nashville Department of Water Services.
2021Baltimore, MD4 tonsInner HarborSewer blockages; resolved by Baltimore Department of Public Works.
2021Indianapolis, IN3.5 tonsCentral IndianapolisMinor sewer problems; managed by Indianapolis Department of Public Works.
2021Kansas City, MO3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; covered by Kansas City Water Services.
2021Cincinnati, OH3.5 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Cincinnati Department of Public Services.
2021Charlotte, NC4 tonsUptownSewer disruptions; addressed by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utility Department.
2021San Diego, CA4.5 tonsGaslamp QuarterSewer maintenance issues; covered by San Diego Public Utilities.
2021St. Paul, MN3 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; managed by St. Paul Regional Water Services.
2021Dallas, TX4 tonsNorth DallasSewer backups; managed by Dallas Water Utilities.
2021Austin, TX3.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; addressed by Austin Water.
2021Orlando, FL4 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; covered by Orlando Utilities Commission.
2021Tampa, FL3 tonsSouth TampaSewer issues; managed by Tampa Water Department.
2021Raleigh, NC2.8 tonsDowntownMinor sewer disruptions; managed by Raleigh Water.
2021Columbus, OH3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; addressed by Columbus Division of Sewerage and Drainage.
2021Milwaukee, WI2.5 tonsDowntownSewer issues; managed by Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.
2021Las Vegas, NV3 tonsStripSewer disruptions; covered by Las Vegas Valley Water District.
2021Seattle, WA5 tonsCapitol HillSewer blockages; addressed by Seattle Public Utilities.
2021Phoenix, AZ3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; managed by Phoenix Water Services.
2021San Jose, CA2.8 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by San Jose Environmental Services.
2021Los Angeles, USA39 tonsFatberg discovered in LA's sewer system, primarily composed of fats, oils, and non-biodegradable waste, causing significant disruptions.
2021Albuquerque, NM2.5 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; managed by Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority.
2021Omaha, NE2.5 tonsDowntownMinor sewer disruptions; managed by Omaha Public Works.
2021Louisville, KY3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; managed by Louisville Water Company.
2022Sacramento, CA2.8 tonsDowntownSewer issues; addressed by Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District.
2022Honolulu, HI2.5 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Honolulu Board of Water Supply.
2022Indianapolis, IN2.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; addressed by Indianapolis Department of Public Works.
2022Cincinnati, OH2.8 tonsDowntownMinor sewer issues; managed by Cincinnati Metropolitan Sewer District.
2022Kansas City, MO3 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; managed by Kansas City Water Services.
2022Charlotte, NC3 tonsUptownSewer maintenance issues; covered by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utility Department.
2022St. Louis, MO3 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by St. Louis Water Division.
2022Baltimore, MD3 tonsInner HarborSewer disruptions; addressed by Baltimore Department of Public Works.
2022New Orleans, LA3.5 tonsFrench QuarterMajor sewer issues; managed by New Orleans Sewerage and Water Board.
2022Dallas, TX3 tonsNorth DallasSewer blockages; managed by Dallas Water Utilities.
2022Austin, TX3 tonsDowntownSewer issues; covered by Austin Water.
2022San Diego, CA4 tonsGaslamp QuarterSewer maintenance; addressed by San Diego Public Utilities.
2022Las Vegas, NV3 tonsStripSewer disruptions; managed by Las Vegas Valley Water District.
2022Seattle, WA3.5 tonsCapitol HillSewer blockages; managed by Seattle Public Utilities.
2023New York City, NY15 tonsManhattanSignificant sewer blockages; managed by NYC Department of Environmental Protection.
2023Los Angeles, CA13 tonsDowntownMajor sewer disruptions; resolved by LA Bureau of Sanitation.
2023Chicago, IL11 tonsSouth SideSewer issues causing local flooding; addressed by Chicago Department of Water Management.
2023Houston, TX10 tonsCentral HoustonSignificant sewer backups and disruptions; managed by Houston Public Works.
2023Philadelphia, PA9 tonsWest PhiladelphiaMajor sewer maintenance issues; covered by Philadelphia Water Department.
2023San Francisco, CA8 tonsFinancial DistrictSevere sewer disruptions; resolved by San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
2023Detroit, MI7 tonsDowntownSewer blockages and backups; managed by Detroit Water and Sewerage Department.
2023Seattle, WA6 tonsRainier ValleySignificant sewer disruptions; addressed by Seattle Public Utilities.
2023Boston, MA6 tonsNorth EndSewer issues causing flooding; covered by Boston Water and Sewer Commission.
2023Miami, FL5 tonsWynwoodMajor sewer backups; managed by Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department.
2023Atlanta, GA6 tonsMidtownMajor sewer disruptions; addressed by Atlanta Department of Watershed Management.
2023Cleveland, OH5 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; covered by Cleveland Division of Water.
2023Minneapolis, MN4.5 tonsNorth MinneapolisSewer maintenance issues; managed by Minneapolis Public Works.
2023St. Louis, MO4 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; addressed by St. Louis Water Division.
2023Nashville, TN4.5 tonsEast NashvilleSewer backups; managed by Nashville Department of Water Services.
2023Baltimore, MD5 tonsInner HarborSewer blockages; resolved by Baltimore Department of Public Works.
2023Indianapolis, IN4 tonsCentral IndianapolisMinor sewer problems; managed by Indianapolis Department of Public Works.
2023Kansas City, MO4 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; covered by Kansas City Water Services.
2023Cincinnati, OH4.5 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Cincinnati Division of Sewerage and Drainage.
2023Charlotte, NC4 tonsUptownSewer disruptions; addressed by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utility Department.
2023San Diego, CA5 tonsGaslamp QuarterSewer maintenance issues; covered by San Diego Public Utilities.
2023St. Paul, MN3.5 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; managed by St. Paul Regional Water Services.
2023Dallas, TX4 tonsNorth DallasSewer backups; managed by Dallas Water Utilities.
2023Austin, TX3.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; addressed by Austin Water.
2023Honolulu, HI2.8 tons2.8 tonsSewer blockages; managed by Honolulu Board of Water Supply.
2023Indianapolis, IN2.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; addressed by Indianapolis Department of Public Works.
2023Cincinnati, OH2.8 tonsDowntownMinor sewer issues; managed by Cincinnati Division of Sewerage and Drainage.
2023Baltimore, MD3 tonsDowntownSewer issues; managed by Baltimore Department of Public Works.
2023Seattle, WA2.5 tonsCapitol HillSewer blockages; covered by Seattle Public Utilities.
2023San Diego, CA2.8 tonsDowntownMinor sewer disruptions; managed by San Diego Public Utilities.
2023San Francisco, CA2.5 tonsMission DistrictSewer maintenance issues; addressed by San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
2023Los Angeles, CA3 tonsHollywoodSewer blockages; managed by LA Bureau of Sanitation.
2023Detroit, MI2.8 tonsMidtownMinor sewer issues; covered by Detroit Water and Sewerage Department.
2023Houston, TX3 tonsEast HoustonSewer disruptions; managed by Houston Public Works.
2023Chicago, IL2.5 tonsWest SideSewer maintenance issues; addressed by Chicago Department of Water Management.
2023Philadelphia, PA2.8 tonsSouth PhiladelphiaSewer issues; covered by Philadelphia Water Department.
2024New York City, NY3 tonsBrooklynSewer maintenance; managed by NYC Department of Environmental Protection.
2024San Jose, CA2.5 tonsEast San JoseMinor sewer issues; addressed by San Jose Environmental Services.
2024New York City, NY16 tonsMidtown ManhattanMajor blockage in sewer system; resolved by NYC Department of Environmental Protection.
2024Los Angeles, CA14 tonsDowntownSignificant sewer blockage; managed by LA Bureau of Sanitation.
2024Chicago, IL12 tonsSouth SideMajor sewer maintenance issues; addressed by Chicago Department of Water Management.
2024Houston, TX11 tonsCentral HoustonSevere sewer disruptions; covered by Houston Public Works.
2024Philadelphia, PA10 tonsWest PhiladelphiaSignificant sewer blockages; managed by Philadelphia Water Department.
2024San Francisco, CA9 tonsFinancial DistrictMajor sewer disruptions; resolved by San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
2024Detroit, MI8 tonsDowntownSewer blockages and backups; managed by Detroit Water and Sewerage Department.
2024Seattle, WA7 tonsRainier ValleySignificant sewer disruptions; addressed by Seattle Public Utilities.
2024Boston, MA7 tonsNorth EndSewer issues causing flooding; covered by Boston Water and Sewer Commission.
2024Miami, FL6 tonsWynwoodMajor sewer backups; managed by Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department.
2024Atlanta, GA7 tonsMidtownMajor sewer disruptions; addressed by Atlanta Department of Watershed Management.
2024Cleveland, OH6 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; covered by Cleveland Division of Water.
2024Minneapolis, MN5.5 tonsNorth MinneapolisSewer maintenance issues; managed by Minneapolis Public Works.
2024St. Louis, MO5 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; addressed by St. Louis Water Division.
2024Nashville, TN5.5 tonsEast NashvilleSewer backups; managed by Nashville Department of Water Services.
2024Baltimore, MD6 tonsInner HarborSewer blockages; resolved by Baltimore Department of Public Works.
2024Indianapolis, IN5 tonsCentral IndianapolisMinor sewer problems; managed by Indianapolis Department of Public Works.
2024Kansas City, MO5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; covered by Kansas City Water Services.
2024Cincinnati, OH5.5 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Cincinnati Division of Sewerage and Drainage.
2024Charlotte, NC5 tonsUptownSewer disruptions; addressed by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Utility Department.
2024San Diego, CA6 tonsGaslamp QuarterSewer maintenance issues; covered by San Diego Public Utilities.
2024St. Paul, MN4.5 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; managed by St. Paul Regional Water Services.
2024Dallas, TX5 tonsNorth DallasSewer backups; managed by Dallas Water Utilities.
2024Austin, TX4.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; addressed by Austin Water.
2024Orlando, FL5 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; covered by Orlando Utilities Commission.
2024Tampa, FL4.5 tonsSouth TampaSewer issues; managed by Tampa Water Department.
2024Raleigh, NC4 tonsDowntownMinor sewer disruptions; managed by Raleigh Water.
2024Columbus, OH4.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; addressed by Columbus Division of Sewerage and Drainage.
2024Milwaukee, WI4 tonsDowntownSewer issues; managed by Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District.
2024Las Vegas, NV4.5 tonsStripSewer disruptions; covered by Las Vegas Valley Water District.
2024Phoenix, AZ4 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; managed by Phoenix Water Services.
2024San Jose, CA4 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by San Jose Environmental Services.
2024Albuquerque, NM3.8 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; managed by Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority.
2024Omaha, NE4 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; managed by Omaha Public Works.
2024Louisville, KY4.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; managed by Louisville Water Company.
2024Sacramento, CA4 tonsDowntownSewer issues; addressed by Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District.
2024Honolulu, HI3.5 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Honolulu Board of Water Supply.
2024Indianapolis, IN3.5 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; addressed by Indianapolis Department of Public Works.
2024Cincinnati, OH3.5 tonsDowntownMinor sewer issues; managed by Cincinnati Division of Sewerage and Drainage.
2024Cleveland, OH3.5 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; covered by Cleveland Division of Water.
2024Jacksonville, FL3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; managed by Jacksonville Public Works.
2024Memphis, TN3 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Memphis Light, Gas and Water.
2024Wichita, KS3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; managed by Wichita Water and Sewer Department.
2024Fresno, CA3 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Fresno Metropolitan Flood Control District.
2024Tulsa, OK3 tonsDowntownMinor sewer issues; addressed by Tulsa Metropolitan Utility Authority.
2024Oklahoma City, OK3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance; managed by Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust.
2024Riverside, CA3 tonsDowntownSewer disruptions; managed by Riverside Public Works.
2024El Paso, TX3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; covered by El Paso Water Utilities.
2024Birmingham, AL3 tonsDowntownSewer blockages; managed by Birmingham Water Works Board.
2024Little Rock, AR3 tonsDowntownSewer maintenance issues; managed by Little Rock Wastewater Utility.