Cyclists and pedestrians may want to watch out for this small sinkhole on 9th Street, just east of N. Stafford Street in Ballston.
The hole may be small but it appears to be at least a foot deep.
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Hey, that’s my house!
I can only imagine what you pay in property taxes…
Awesome.
A nice little one of these opened up in the brick sidewalk in court house right where 15th splits off from clarendon blvd. About 2 feet across and 2 feet deep. We’ll be getting lots of these as things dry out and warm up.
Report it. They’ll get around sometime… maybe before next winter!
this grate in the street has been the worst one in the world for years. it has never been properly anything.
Report it using this form:
https://www.arlingtonva.us/Departments/EnvironmentalServices/cpe/concrete/resform.htm
I’ve reported other potholes before. The serious ones are usually taken care of pretty quickly. I would report this one myself but I don’t know the exact location and description of the surrounding area. You have to post the exact street address in the form.
Those bumps there are horrible. They need to fix that whole section of the street.
Thank you for posting the Pothole Report form, Michael. I have reported it to my colleagues in the Water Sewer Streets Bureau, as well. You can also call our customer service center at 703-228-6570 to report potholes. We strive to repair potholes within 72 hours of the report, weather permitting.
Department of Environmental Services
Crews have marked the pothole to warn passing cyclists and motorists. This particular pothole presents a different challenge than most and requires more than a standard patch. Crews are assessing the best solution and expect to begin making repairs within a week.