Residents in Las Milpas are dealing with severe flooding aftermath.

People on the corner of Dicker Road and Azul Street say they're tired of the flooding that happens in this area.

Resident Jacob Ramirez says he was afraid as he drove home Thursday night after work.

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There were some people who got stranded and had to stay overnight in their cars.

Ramirez says this isn't the first time he's had issues with flooding.

"The Valley has had an infrastructure problem for quite some time now, and I feel like government officials and city reps have kind of ignored it for years...I just feel like there's so many things they can do to improve the infrastructure around here," Ramirez said.

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Channel 5 News has reached out to city officials in regard to the flooding, but have not received a response.

The public is being asked to avoid flooded roads, and to report any storm damage online to the state.

The city of Pharr provided the following statement to Channel 5 News:

"The City of Pharr has approved a drainage project to mitigate flooding in the area of Dicker Road and Azul Lane as part of the Drainage Master Plan. Staff are currently working to identify and secure funding for the project. Flood mitigation efforts in this area are being augmented by Hidalgo County who will be widening the drainage canals at the receiving end of the drainage system serving Dicker and Azul. We are committed to improving drainage and ensuring the safety of our residents."

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