1 report via instagram about other issues in this area. Avg severity 4.0/5.
Corporator: TBD — Contact Sushaasan · Annual budget ₹2.5 Cr
Resolving every active brief uses 4% of the ward's annual budget.
1 report via instagram about other issues in this area. Avg severity 4.0/5.
19 reports via instagram about water issues in this area. Avg severity 2.4/5.
19 reports via instagram about traffic issues in this area. Avg severity 2.8/5.
1 report via instagram about electricity issues in this area. Avg severity 2.0/5.
1 report via instagram about garbage issues in this area. Avg severity 2.0/5.
Data-backed. Budget-checked. Steps named by department. The corporator's office decides — Sushaasan just does the groundwork.
3 reports received via Instagram and news sources regarding miscellaneous civic issues in Ward 10 with average severity of 2.67/5. Issues require site inspection and categorization before targeted intervention can be deployed.
Deploy Junior Engineer from respective zone to conduct physical site inspection at all 3 reported locations within Ward 10, document exact issue type (drainage/encroachment/public nuisance/infrastructure damage) with geo-tagged photographs and submit categorization report
Based on inspection findings, open work orders in PMC's Integrated Complaint Management System assigning each issue to appropriate line department with priority tagging based on public safety impact
For any identified minor civil works (estimated 10 sqm road patching, minor drain repair), issue spot work order to empanelled contractor at standard rates
For any streetlight or electrical issues identified, dispatch Street-Light Cell mobile maintenance unit with 2 LED replacement units as contingency stock
For any solid waste or sanitation issues found, deploy additional 2 covered 660L bins at problem spots and schedule daily pickup by SWM contractor
Submit completion report with before-after photographs to Corporator office and update complaint status on PMC citizen portal within 24 hours of work completion
Residents document evidence specifically · verify resolution claims on the public dashboard · partner with the ward office rather than petitioning around it.
145 reports across Instagram, Facebook and news highlight water issues in Ward 10 with average severity 2.4/5, indicating persistent but moderate supply disruptions. The corporator can address this through targeted pipeline repairs, pressure monitoring, and strategic tanker deployment at identified problem spots.
Deploy Water Supply Department field team to conduct leak detection survey across Ward 10 main distribution lines using acoustic equipment, covering approximately 5km of pipeline network within ward boundaries
Repair identified pipeline leaks at 8 estimated leak points across Ward 10 at ₹3500/metre average, assuming 3 metres repair work per leak point
Install 4 pressure monitoring gauges at ward entry/exit points to log supply pressure data and identify low-pressure zones for future intervention
Charter 2 water tankers for 10 days to provide interim supply to affected localities within Ward 10 at ₹4500/trip, 2 trips per tanker per day
Replace 6 faulty ward-level distribution valves to improve flow regulation and ensure equitable water distribution across Ward 10 zones
Clean and desilt 200 metres of water supply chamber sumps and valve chambers to remove sediment blockages affecting flow at ₹300/metre
Install 3 public standposts with metered connections in high-complaint density areas to provide reliable access points for residents facing household supply gaps
Society facility managers share corrected supply schedules on resident WhatsApp groups · report tanker price gouging via PMC's consumer cell · maintain society storage discipline.
81 traffic-related reports from Instagram and news sources in Ward 10 indicate moderate congestion issues with average severity of 2.4/5. The corporator can address this through signal optimization and traffic flow improvements at key junctions.
Deploy 4 traffic marshals at peak hours (8-10 AM, 5-8 PM) at the 2 busiest junctions in Ward 10 for 14 days to manually regulate flow and identify bottleneck patterns
Re-time traffic signals at 4 major junctions in Ward 10 based on marshal observations to optimize green-light phases for dominant traffic flow
Repair 2 malfunctioning traffic signals identified during marshal deployment including LED replacement and controller board servicing
Paint road markings (stop lines, zebra crossings, lane dividers) at 4 junctions covering approximately 200 sqm total using thermoplastic paint at ₹180/sqm
Install 8 No Parking and 6 One Way signboards at congestion-prone stretches identified from social media reports at ₹2500 per sign
Clear 150 metres of roadside encroachment obstructing traffic visibility using PMC anti-encroachment squad with JCB and labour
Respect new lane markings once they appear · RWA liaisons coordinate with Traffic Police rapid-response group · share specific evidence, not generalised complaints.