City’s Pothole Viewer Offers Improved Customer Service
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) recently launched a new online tool that allows the public to view, report, and check the status of reported street potholes. Indy’s Pothole Viewer is available at www.indy.gov/IndyPotholeViewer and shows all pothole repair requests received by the Mayor’s Action Center (MAC) for the prior six months.
The viewer plots all pothole requests received through the MAC on a map of the City. Red dots indicate requests that have not yet been closed. Green dots indicate pothole requests that have been closed because the City repaired the pothole, the request was a duplicate entry, or the request was forwarded to the appropriate agency for repair — such as a pothole on a State road or connected to a utility access point.
To report a pothole, users can link to the MAC’s pothole request form directly from the viewer. Upon reporting potholes, citizens receive Service Request Numbers. In addition to using the new pothole viewer, Indianapolis residents can report potholes through the MAC online at www.indy.gov/potholes, by phone at 317-327-4MAC (4622), or by using the free RequestIndy smart phone app.
St. Clair Place Nite Owls Nite Out Fundraiser
INDIANAPOLIS — The next St. Clair Place social fundraiser will be Monday evening, April 15th at Dorman Street Pub, 901 N. Dorman St. from 6-10pm. $1 from every drink ordered will go to SCPNA general fund. The kitchen is now open at the Pub so you can sample some of their bar fare. This is a great opportunity to meet and mingle with your SCP neighbors while raising funds for your neighborhood! Please invite your friends, neighbors and co-workers. Its a great opportunity to raise much-needed funds.
State of the Street Meeting
IRVINGTON — There will be a State of the Street meeting for Irvington on April 1 at 7 p.m. at the Bona Thompson Center, 5350 University Ave.
The topic of discussion will be East Washington St. from the Cloverleaf to Emerson Ave. There will be a lot of information given by various groups, includng the Historic Irvington Community Council, Irvington Development Corporation, Indy Greenways, Irvington Historical Society, IMPD, and Irvington Terrace neighborhood.
For more information, call 695-5662 or e-mail bruceandcarol@indy.rr.com