Isn't it flooding her home?

A lot of it didn't make any sense to me until I found this article, which fills in some of the gaps:

https://m.fark.com/goto/13345594/news.yahoo.com/news/atrocious-wrongdoing-florida-neighborhood-floods-080000538.html

Mainly, I didn't understand why the city or county or whatever local government entity was involved didn't just fix the drain pipe and then bill that woman for the costs. It turns out that the county's hands are tied because
streets and stormwater infrastructure in that commmunity are owned by the community and are not public property!

If that drain pipe was public property, I'm sure she would be facing a very different set of consequences.