[Classifieds] CZ-Mail Update - Report Environmental Impacts from Haverhill Sewer Break

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CZ-Mail Update - Report Environmental Impacts from Haverhill Sewer Break

If you see issues along the coast, please report them through the MyCoast: Massachusetts online portal or mobile application.

To support efforts to monitor and address impacts from Friday’s sewer break in Haverhill, an Environmental Impacts tool has been added to the MyCoast: Massachusetts portal. If you find possible evidence of the wastewater release or impacts to the environment, please snap a picture and upload it using the MyCoast Environmental Impacts tool, along with any written observations you would like to add. MyCoast will record the location of your photo.

Please note, if you are a current MyCoast user, close and reload the app to ensure it is updated with the Environmental Impacts tool.

See the MyCoast: Massachusetts portal<https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://mycoast.org/ma__;!!CPANwP4y!T0Rle1skXoC6k7jNwiNGwygwHRn3_4WggPKJEYin0-wWXh0V5sjRpbm6oVkxlNqkixSXX6mYLUyLYh8xweLgByBf2cHa-WR5d1Q$> for details on how to share photos and observations, including instructions for downloading the free app to directly take and share photos on your smartphone, as well as instructions for sharing photos through the online browser on your computer or other device. Please be sure to use the Environmental Impacts tool (found along the top heading bar) when submitting these reports.

For more information on the sanitary sewer overflow, please see Sewer Force Main Break in Haverhill: Frequently Asked Questions<https://www.mass.gov/info-details/sewer-force-main-break-in-haverhill-frequently-asked-questions>.

MyCoast: Massachusetts<https://www.mass.gov/info-details/mycoast-massachusetts> was developed for the Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management (CZM) by Blue Urchin and allows the public to collect and share photos and observations online or using a mobile app. Reports submitted to MyCoast of extreme high tides, coastal storm impacts, living shoreline projects, and environmental impacts help increase awareness of these issues and inform coastal management decisions.
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