The Wastewater Division operates and maintains a sanitary sewer system that carries wastewater from toilets, showers, sinks, and dishwasher/washing machines and conveys it away from the homes and businesses. The below ArcGIS Dashboard is showing wastewater maintenance inspections and mainline cleaning that were completed by staff from 2016 - 2022. Please check back often as the system is updated consistently with wastewater maintenance data.

The City's storm drain system was designed to prevent flooding by carrying excess rainwater away from City streets out to the San Gabriel and Santa Ana Rivers, and finally out to the ocean. Stormwater pollution increases the risk of inland urban flooding by clogging catch basins. The success of the City's storm drain system is heavily dependent on the cleaning of catch basins and the repair/replacement of catch basin covers and grates. The below ArcGIS Dashboard is showing catch basin cleanings that were completed by staff from April 2020 - August 2022. Please check back often as the system is updated consistently with Catch Basin Cleaning data.

Installing, replacing, or repairing underground utilities is one of the most common reasons for patching in pavements, especially in urban areas. The below ArcGIS Dashboard is showing pavement cuts that were completed by staff from July 2007 - August 2021. Please check back often as the system is updated consistently with Utility Pavement Repair data.

GovQA is a Customer Management/Request Tracking software that allows internal and external notification of various issues via an email system. The e-mails are received, tracked, and given to the appropriate City of Pomona staff for resolution. Staff is required to respond to issues received via the GovQA system in a timely manner. The below ArcGIS Dashboard is showing GovQA service requests that were completed by staff during January 2019 - Present. Please check back often as the system is updated consistently with GovQA data.