Columbus Intensified Pothole Repair Update-April 11
Through the first four weeks of the City of Columbus' intensified pothole repair effort, pothole repair crews have fixed 38,541 potholes from Monday, March 17, through today.
- March 17-31, street maintenance crews worked to fill potholes 24 hours a day, seven days a week, when weather permitted. From April 1-14, crews will work from 7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., seven days a week, with an additional overnight shift Sundays through Wednesdays, weather permitting.
- During this period, the city's goal will be to patch every reported pothole within three dry-weather days.
- During the one month intensified pothole repair effort, residents may report potholes through Facebook at
Columbus Public Service
or Twitter
@ColumbusDPS
, in addition to the customary 311 Customer Service Center. Residents are asked to include the location of the pothole by referencing:
- The name of the street where the pothole is located;
- The address of a home or business closest to the pothole;
- The direction of travel (northbound, southbound, eastbound, westbound) where the pothole is located;
- The lane in which the pothole is located if it is a multilane street.
www.311.columbus.gov- The City of Columbus patches potholes on City of Columbus streets and parts of State routes 315, 33 and 104 that are in the City of Columbus. ODOT is responsible for patching potholes on I-70, I-71, I-270 and I-670