Theo nguồn tin trên trang mạng của richmond.gov
Announcements
Friday, October 26, 2018
Department of Public Works crews will begin a weeklong assault on potholes on Monday, November 5.
Ten crews will be assigned to scour city streets filling potholes in advance of the freezing and thawing weather that causes roads to expand and contract. The voids created when that happens allow water to enter, which can create potholes. By blitzing existing potholes, the city hopes to avoid an even larger number of them in the spring.
Residents are encouraged to report potholes through the RVA311.com portal or the RVA311 mobile application (available in the Apple Store and Google Play). Instructions for using the App/Portal are:
1. Go to rva311.com or download the RVA311 app from Google Play or Apple Store
2. If you do not yet have a profile, click register on the left side of the portal or the icon in the upper right corner of the app and create your profile.
3. Return to the home screen and select “Request Service”
4. At the top of the screen, type “pothole” in the search box
5. Select “Repair Road Feature”
6. Follow prompts to input location, description, and (optional) attach a photo
7. When prompted to select Subtype, select “pothole repair”, to report additional potholes on the same block
8. In the portal, click “Submit” or in the app click the Checkmark in the upper right corner
Pothole reports also can be called in to 3-1-1. However, due to the expected volume of calls, longer hold times are anticipated.
Residents who have previously reported a pothole do not need to report it again due to the blitz.
In 2017 the city filled nearly 25,000 potholes, which was an unprecedented number. So far this year 23,200 potholes have been repaired.
http://richmondvacitynews.blogspot.com/2018/10/citys-cold-weather-overflow-shelter.html