The Brief
- A sinkhole on the 2400 block of South Percy Street in South Philadelphia has been a problem for three to four weeks, according to residents.
- Locals say the situation is dangerous and has led to property damage, but claim the Philadelphia Water Department and city officials have not provided help.
PHILADELPHIA – Residents on the 2400 block of South Percy Street in South Philadelphia say a sinkhole that has been open for weeks is causing major issues, but city and water department responses have fallen short, according to people living on the street.
What we know:
The sinkhole has reportedly been on South Percy Street for three to four weeks. Multiple neighbors said it appeared after city crews addressed another repair on the block last month, and has continued to grow in size. …