To report a pothole on an Indianapolis street, you can use RequestIndy's interactive map to pinpoint exactly where the pothole is located. You can also call DPW at 317-327-4622.

The viewer plots all pothole requests received through the MAC on a map of the City. Red dots indicate requests that have not yet been closed. Green dots indicate pothole requests that have been ...

Indianapolis residents reported nearly 750 potholes to city officials so far this month, but 274 came today. ... News Sports Indy 500 Things To Do Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper Legals NEWS ...

If you do hit a pothole in Indianapolis, you'll want to log onto this website. We recommend doing this task on mobile, as there is an interactive map toggle that works more quickly on a smartphone.

Indianapolis' Public Works pothole tracker is down due to an IT issue, leaving citizens uncertain about when their potholes will be fixed. 77° Make wishtv.com your home page ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Hundreds of thousands of fans are preparing to pack the stands for the 106th running of the Indianapolis 500, and that means the roadways are guaranteed to be busy, too. While … ...

Congratulations, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett! Our potholes are famous! The New York Times published an article this month entitled, ‘Here to Ruin Your Daily Commute:’ A Plague of Potholes Jolts the ...

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (Feb. 6, 2014) — The City of Indianapolis is strengthening efforts to fight the constant pothole problem. A private contractor was hired to do what they can to make sure yo… ...

Two men have started a grassroots organization, Open Source Roads, and want to make an Indianapolis pothole map as they fill craters on side streets. Hurricane-prone states The day in pictures Get ...

Mike Warren and Chris Lang fill a pothole along 52nd Street at Haverford Avenue in Indianapolis, Saturday, April 7, 2018. The duo began Open Source Roads, a grassroots organization aimed at ...

If you do hit a pothole in Indianapolis, you'll want to log onto this website. We recommend doing this task on mobile, as there is an interactive map toggle that works more quickly on a smartphone.

When you hit a pothole, there are two main steps to take. Report it, then check and see if you qualify for reimbursement. When you hit a pothole, there are two main steps to take.