(Updated at 10:30 a.m.) It is pothole season in Arlington and crews have been busy repairing road issues around the county.
One way the county knows which potholes to repair is via residents submitting pothole reports on the county’s website. Between Feb. 13-20, 66 potholes were reported online, according to a list on the site.
As of the closing business day Tuesday, 19 potholes have been fixed or cleared by crews and another 47 are awaiting review and repair.
The cold but relatively snowless winter has not produced a bumper crop of potholes thus far, especially compared to 2015 when Arlington crews repaired a record-breaking 12,100 potholes across the county’s 26 square miles.
VDOT, it should be noted, is responsible for some of the major roads in Arlington.
The list of potholes submitted within the last week, after the jump.
- 2807 N. Harrison St (Submitted)
- 205 S. Courthouse Road (Submitted)
- 3819 N. Dittmar Road (Submitted)
- 26th St N. and N. Wakefield St. intersection (Submitted)
- 1886-1920 N. Highland St. (Submitted)
- 1261 N. Lynn St. (Submitted)
- N. McKinley Road & Washington Blvd. (Submitted)
- 5517 Wilson Blvd (Submitted)
- 1708 N. Cameron St. (Submitted)
- 2553 S. Glebe Road (Submitted)
- 4th St S. & S. George Mason Drive (Submitted)
- 2802-2810 N. Harrison St. (Submitted)
- 1201 S. Eads St. (Submitted)
- 2600 N. Harrison St. (Submitted)
- 978-998 S. George Mason Drive (Submitted)
- N. McKinley Road & Washington Blvd. (Submitted)
- 4428 N. Dittmar Road (Submitted)
- 4576 N. 26th St. (Submitted)
- S. Courthouse Road & 2nd St. S. (Completed)
- 1-55 N. Glebe Road (Submitted)
- 5 S. Glebe Road (Submitted)
- 4582 26th St. N. (Submitted)
- 359-419 N. Highland St. (Submitted)
- 5601 Wilson Blvd. (Submitted)
- N. Pershing Drive (Submitted)
- 3120 13th St. N. (Submitted)
- 408 S. Taylor St. (Submitted)
- 1500 Wilson Blvd. (Submitted)
- N. Lynn St., Just North of Wilson Blvd. (Submitted)
- 2310-2398 10th St. N. (Completed)
- 3450 Washington Blvd. (Submitted)
- 2350-2498 10th St. N. (Completed)
- 1735 N. Lynn St. (Submitted)
- 2715-2719 N. Lexington St. (Submitted)
- 1705 N. Lynn St. (Submitted)
- 2546-2558 Military Road (Submitted)
- 26th St. & Wakefield St. intersection (Submitted)
- 2700-2798 S. Randolph St. (Submitted)
- 3120 Arlington Blvd. (Received)
- 1705 N. Lynn St. (Submitted)
- 855-857 Patrick Henry Drive (Received)
- 2546-2558 Military Road (Received)
- 5401-5411 Wilson Blvd. (Completed)
- 5601-5611 Wilson Blvd. (Completed)
- S Courthouse Rd near 205 (Completed)
- 3400-3408 S. Utah St. (Received)
- 5100-5198 10th Place S. (Received)
- 907 23rd St. S. (Completed)
- 3920 US-29 (Completed)
- 4768 Old Dominion Drive (Completed)
- 2606 N. Pershing Drive (Completed)
- 3458-3498 Washington Blvd. (Completed)
- 1320 N. Quincy St. (Received)
- McKinley Road at Washington Blvd. (Received)
- 3900 Lee Highway (Completed)
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4122 Lorcom Lane (Completed)
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3731 6th Road N. (Received)
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2701-2787 S. Randolph St. (Completed)
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205 S. Courthouse Road (Completed)
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George Washington Memorial Parkway (Completed)
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Custis Memorial Parkway (Completed)
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N. Liberty St. & 10th Road N. (Completed)
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Southgate Road & Columbia Pike (Received)
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202 S. Courthouse Road (Completed)
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Kirkwood Road & Washington Blvd. (Submitted)
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2504 N. Powhatan St. (Submitted)
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