NYC Emergency Management is aware of the situation involving a network problem affecting wireless communications across multiple states, particularly between AT&T and Verizon. There is no impact to 911 calls in NYC reported at this time, and crews are working towards resolution.

Tomorrow, June 8, is World Ocean's Day! Celebrate by hitting a beach on our over 14 miles of shoreline, but remember that we share the ocean with creatures big and small. Be a better wildlife neighbor by picking up any litter and respecting fenced off breeding areas 🌊

Looking for ways to beat the heat? Your local firehouse can install a temporary spray cap on your nearest fire hydrant. You must be 18+ years of age and show ID. When using a spray cap, stay alert and be mindful of traffic.

Today is International Picnic Day, and #ThisIsHowWePicnic like NYers. Show your street cred by staying hydrated with NYC tap water, nosh with a NYC Department of Small Business Services in a NYC Parks, stop at a public restroom, and hit the NYC Sanitation trash can on your way out! instagram.com/reel/C8XEiDOOX…

Fire hydrant spray caps are a fun way to cool off in the heat, but it's not safe to open the hydrant on your own. You can ask for one at a nearby firehouse. Please be at least 18 years old and bring photo ID. Go to on.nyc.gov/2HnpaGf for more tips.

The continued expansion of the #StatenIsland Bluebelt system illustrates NYC's commitment to better stormwater management & protecting people & property from flooding.   P.S. - Stay tuned for plans to implement these award-winning natural drainage systems citywide!

Please be advised that we are conducting a routine sewer test south of the Williamsburg Bridge today from 1 to 3 p.m. If you notice red dye in the East River, there is no cause for alarm. The dye is non-toxic, safe for the environment, and quickly dissipates in the water.

Meet Carolyn from our #GreenInfrastructure team! To find more about rain garden stewardship and what you can do to help manage stormwater in your neighborhood, visit nyc.gov/raingardens or contact [email protected]

Rain is coming, NYC! There's a Flood Watch in effect from noon today until 6 pm Saturday as storms come into our area. Heavy downpours are possible with isolated flash flooding in some areas. Sign up for NYCEM - Notify NYC updates: nyc.gov/notify

New York City touts ambitious plan to install porous pavement to mitigate flooding. Hannah Kliger has more from Borough Park, Brooklyn. cbsloc.al/4bPz9i2

For years, New Yorkers in south Brooklyn have dealt with frequent flooding from intense storms. Thanks to this porous pavement, we'll be able to offset millions of gallons of stormwater from our sewers so it doesn't overflow onto the streets. brooklynpaper.com/porous-pavemen…

We all feel like olympians this week as we cheer on Team USA! #ParisOlympics #Olympics

Today, alongside our partners NYC DDC & dot, we kicked off a $51 million project to add storm sewers to mitigate flooding in Rosedale. Overall, DEP is investing more than $2.6 BILLION to upgrade drainage & reduce flooding in southeast #Queens! on.nyc.gov/3Wuaqdn

STORM WATCH: Brooklyn officials have issued a travel advisory starting at 2 p.m. today for potential flooding. - bit.ly/3YAC4IE

Spot researchers gliding along on Brooklyn's only Lake recently? 🚤  As part of Prospect Park Alliance's work sustaining our environment, the Alliance and NYC Water are surveying all 60 acres of Prospect Park's Lake to get an inside look at the lake's topography, depth and more.

If you notice slight changes to the taste or smell of your NYC Water — don't worry, it's perfectly SAFE to drink. These changes are due to a MAJOR repair project we're kicking off to secure the future of our drinking water supply! Learn more: nyc.gov/office-of-the-…

🗣️Anyway you say it, saving water is a great idea! NYC is in a drought. Our reservoirs are far lower than usual. That's why we need YOU to do your part and save water whenever, wherever you can! 💧Find out ways to save water here: nyc.gov/savewater

Laborers Frank Ammirato and Wesley Skinner help repair leaky hydrants reported through the New York City 311 system. Don't just walk on by that leaky hydrant! Do your part to conserve water by always reporting leaky hydrants here on.nyc.gov/2RMNjci #EveryDropCounts💧#NYToughest💪

DEP crews are on the scene of a possible water main break along Mosholu Parkway in #TheBronx and are working to shut off the water.

Mechanic Joan Carlos Borbon works in Queens helping to keep our growing fleet of electric vehicles performing their best. JC says that during the winter months, it's important to remember to start your cars at least once a week to keep their batteries healthy! #NYToughest💪