Here's How To Report And Track Indianapolis Area Potholes

NOBLESVILLE, IN -- If you drive anywhere in the Indianapolis area, you've probably encountered a pothole or two. Whether or not they've impacted your car or the car of someone you know, there's a way to point them out. The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (Indy DPW) is reminding everyone that the Indy Pothole Viewer is available online as a resource for reporting, tracking and viewing all of the Indianapolis area requests to fix potholes.

Indy DPW says if you want to know if the pothole on your street has been reported, check the online Indy Pothole Viewer or call the Mayor’s Action Center (MAC) at 317-327-4622.

Indy DPW crews are out patching potholes as fast as they can! If you see potholes in other locations, please help us by reporting them to the Mayor’s Action Center (MAC) at 317-327-4622 or through RequestIndy at https://t.co/fjjSDh51t3
— Indy DPW (@IndyDPW) February 19, 2018

For more information and updates, visit maps.indy.gov and the @IndyDPW Twitter page.

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