This pothole challenge is a fun way for residents to photograph potholes for repair while helping to improve streets in Baltimore neighborhoods. Residents, commuters, and local artists are encouraged to submit service requests for pothole repairs through one of the following channels:

May 18, 2023 · Residents can track the progress of the Scott Administration's efforts to fill potholes, resurface roads, remove graffiti, and target illegal dumping hotspots BALTIMORE, MD.

Potholes occur when a combination of moisture and changing temperatures weaken the asphalt and create an air pocket beneath the surface. As traffic drives over the weakened area, the surface cracks and creates a pothole.

For alley potholes, please use the Pothole request type. Citizens should contact 311 to request a repair to a footway/sidewalk on a city street - (The footway may be broken, cracked, or chipped.)

Apr 21, 2021 · William Howard knows the pockmarked streets of Baltimore the way few others do. Monday through Friday — and sometimes for overtime pay on Saturdays — the 54-year-old steers his crew’s truck...

BaltCo 311 allows you to quickly report problems or request a service in three easy ways. Call 311, fill out the online form below or download and submit using our mobile app. To call locally from outside of Baltimore County, dial 410-887-0311. Service requests are monitored only during normal County business hours. If this is an emergency ...

The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration (MDOT SHA) routinely patrols state-maintained highways for potholes between winter storms and patches them based on severity and customer input about pothole locations.

The Department manages all trash and recycling, maintenance of roads and sidewalks, traffic engineering and utilities for Baltimore County. Report a problem or file a complaint online: …

Either by a live agent-assisted phone call or through the self-service web or mobile portal, 311 allows customers to report a problem, request a service, check the status of a previously submitted service request, and obtain information regarding City programs or events. examples: pothole, trash, noise, 23-00000100... Didn't find your request?

Request help with potholes, dead animals, traffic signs, signals, litter and other non-emergency issues. Life-threatening emergencies: Call 911. Report disabled vehicles: Call #77.