Public Works:  Pot Hole Maintenance

There are over 740 miles of County owned or maintained paved roads in Clay County. In addition there are also hundreds of miles of paved roads which are owned by the state of Florida and the municipalities within Clay County. While the maintenance requirements for paved roads are much less than that required for dirt roads, paved roads do experience deterioration over extended periods of time.

Large potholes in paved road surfaces are a major irritant to the driving public and can present a safety hazard. When suspected hazardous potholes are reported during normal work hours, the Streets and Drainage Division will make every effort to inspect the area within 48 hours of notification.  If pothole is deemed an emergency priority, it will be repaired as soon as possible.  All other potholes that do not represent a hazard will be added to the routine schedule.  To report a pothole problem, submit a Maintenance Request using this link: Maintenance Request Form.

Questions regarding paved road maintenance may be directed to the Streets and Drainage Division at 269-6335 or email public.works@co.clay.fl.us.