Traffic & Transit

Pittsburgh Launching Pothole Patching Blitz

After the winter's heavy snows, city workers will be working overtime to patch numerous potholes.

PITTSBURGH, PA — The city Department of Public Works is launching its spring 2021 pothole repair program on Wednesday and will continue through the rest of the week, weather permitting.

Crews will work 12-hour shifts patching potholes citywide from Wednesday through Friday, and may extend work into Saturday.

Residents may report potholes to the 311 Response Center by calling 311, 412-255-2621 or by filing an online 311 Request Form.

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The blitz comes in advance of the City’s $16 million 2021 street resurfacing program, which launches next week.

“We have made record investments into streets citywide the past several years, but after record snowfall this winter our roads still took a beating," Mayor Bill Peduto said in a news release. "Our crews will be doing their best to clear up any problem areas."

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