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Potholes

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

With the help of Google Maps, view the worst paved road in each Wichita City Council district:

HOW TO GET YOUR ROAD FIXED

The city of Wichita strives to fill potholes within about 24 hours, and it routinely seals cracks in roads. Much of it is complaint driven. To report a pothole, request street maintence or ask other questions about the upkeep of your road, call 316-268-4060.


HOW TO GET A DIRT ROAD FIXED

Property owners in the area on or near a dirt road typically have to petition their neighbors and get 50 percent of them — or owners of 50 percent of the land — to agree to pay for it. The payments are usually spread over 15 or 20 years, and the city allows people that meet low-income guidelines to defer their payments.

To learn more or obtain a petition, call the city’s engineering office at 316-268-4501, or click here.


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Scheduled city maintenance projects

Click below to find out details on the city's 2009 street maintenance program, which outlines projects the city plans to fix this year. The city's financial pressures have put many projects on these lists in question. The lists don’t include the day-to-day crack seal and pothole repairs, nor do they include new construction.
  • What kind of shape is your Wichita street in?

    Use our searchable database to find out what condition your Wichita road is in. Enter a street name, then choose from the resulting menu to determine the condition, inspection date and more per strip of roadway.

  • The 25 worst roads in Wichita

    Following are the 25 worst paved road segments in Wichita, according to city data. Click the arrows to search the categories to find out, for example, how the road conditions compare or which Wichita City Council districts the roads fall in.

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