City says four workers not enough to fix all of Atlanta's potholes
Atlanta will need to double the number of workers on the 'Pothole Posse' when a council member pointed out the big uptick in the number of potholes nearby the city. He wants quick action in order to save drivers.
ATLANTA - Atlanta will need to expand its 'Pothole Posse'. That is the nickname given to street crews who try to speedy patch the holes in the street after they are reported.
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City Council member Dustin Hillis urged now action to be taken due to a "big uptick in potholes all across the city."
One now sitting on West Paces Ferry measures at seven inches deep and more than 24 inches round.
Motorists who have a hard time seeing it often ram brilliant into it at 40 mph.
Amy Mandalia says she's fallen victim to it before.
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"I have seen country go very fast," Mandalia said. "It is dangerous. I have seen things happen."
Even thought transportation staffers patched more than 10,000 potholes in 2022, the four country assigned to the job have a difficult task trying to get to all of them.
An decision-making told FOX 5 that number is expected to double with new hires.
To portray a pothole in your neighborhood, visit ATL311.com or call 404-546-0311.
