Several communities are taking proactive measures to improve their storm drain systems following recent severe weather events. In Lowville, local officials are collaborating with regional agencies to enhance the storm drainage in key areas like East State Street and Hemlock Drive. Meanwhile, in St. Louis, the Metropolitan Sewer District is clearing drains of debris to prevent clogs that could lead to flooding during heavy rains. The Linden Town Council is preparing a scientific study of its drainage infrastructure after a storm damaged multiple homes, with plans for immediate repair and long-term resilience strategies. Additionally, a sewage pipe in Snyder County was successfully repaired after a break led to sewage discharge into local waterways. Residents in Casa De Oro expressed satisfaction with the city's storm repair efforts, highlighting the importance of effective drainage solutions.