The city of Evansville says it’s ready to fill potholes and refresh street markings. WNIN’s has details:
Mayor Stephanie Terry and the Public Works Department have announced a two-week, citywide blitz to accelerate the repair of roadway damage caused by winter weather conditions.
The pothole repair blitz runs through this Friday, with a street marking blitz planned for next week.
The city says maintenance crews will repair more than one-thousand potholes this week.
Officials say Street Maintenance has already repaired more than 5,600 potholes since January 1st.
The city says during next week’s street marking blitz, crews will repaint stop bars and directional arrows at about ten intersections.
Officials say the focus will be intersections with above-average accident rates.
The city notes pavement temperatures must be warm enough before crews can apply markings.
If you want to report a pothole, you can contact Street Maintenance at 812- 435-6002 or go to evvpotholes@evansville.in.gov.
