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PG County Has 'Pothole Blitz' To Fix Roads
The aim was to repair damage caused during the winter months.
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD -- With the winter behind them, or so they thought, Prince George's County went on a "pothole blitz" on Wednesday to fix potholes throughout the county.
Another snowstorm may be brewing this weekend, but the Prince George's County Department of Public Works and Transportation hopefully will get enough done to make for a relatively hassle-free spring and summer for local drivers.
“Through this concentrated effort, Prince George’s County roadways will be safer, more accessible and easier to travel,” said DPW&T Director Darrell B. Mobley in a statement. “DPW&T will dedicate all of its maintenance personnel and resources for this sustained effort to repair the potholes on County roadways.”
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The county advises drivers to stay alert of country trucks and crews working on the roadways.
If you want to report a pothole, call 311 or 301-883-4748 between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on weekdays, or submit online through CountyClick311.com.
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