MOBILE COUNTY, Ala. ( WKRG ) — Heavy rains have led to more than 733,000 gallons of sanitary sewer overflow, according to a report from the Prichard Water Works & Sewer Board.
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These are the nearest manhole locations, estimated overflow, and receiving waters, according to a Mobile County Health Department news release:
| Location | Estimated Gallons | Receiving Water |
| 2497 Whistler St. | 159,525 | Gumtree Branch |
| 218 Patricia Ave. | 357,000 | Gumtree Branch |
| N. Bessemer & Whistler | 11,270 | Gumtree Branch |
| 830 Strauss Ave. | 71,900 | Toulmins Spring Branch |
| 374 W. Highland St. | 82,506 | Toulmins Spring Branch |
| 198 Wood St. | 52,225 | Chickasaw Creek |
Dr. Kevin Philip Michaels, Mobile County’s health officer, said area residents should take precautions near standing water that may have resulted from these overflows.
Those who encounter untreated sewage should wash their hands and clothing thoroughly, according to the release.