HOUSTON - s4story -- Houston's Adopt-A-Drain program, which encourages residents to adopt a storm drain and commit to cleaning it four times a year, has recently been met with controversy due to inappropriate naming suggestions from users. Some participants have used the nickname field to give the drains explicit names and make political statements, prompting the city to consider implementing a naming approval process to prevent this behavior in the future. Despite the abuse, many users have also given the drains funny and pun-filled nicknames.

The Adopt-A-Drain program is a crucial initiative in preventing flooding in Houston. By keeping the drains clean, residents can help mitigate the risk of water damage to their neighborhoods.

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The recent controversy surrounding inappropriate naming suggestions is a reminder that the Adopt-A-Drain program is not just about fun nicknames, but a serious effort to keep the city safe. The city will continue to monitor the program and take necessary steps to ensure that it is used responsibly.

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