CASPER, Wyo. — Casper city officials are asking people to report potholes as its annual flurry of pothole repairs, dubbed Pothole-a-Palooza, gets underway.
Starting Wednesday, April, 24, Casper’s streets and traffic division will spend the next few weeks fixing streets and filling potholes.
“Citizens are often our eyes on the community, and we appreciate every pothole report,” said Shad Rodgers, streets and traffic manager. “Citizen reporting helps speed the process of identifying the potholes.”
The Connect Casper app lets people report potholes and receive alerts when repairs have been completed. It is free and available on both Android and iOS devices. Potholes can also be reported at Casper 311-Citizen Requests on casperwy.gov or at 307-235-8283.
