These Davenport Potholes Are Getting Bad: Here’s How to Report Them

If you've noticed a pothole getting bigger on your street, or you've hit the same one enough times to know exactly where it is, Davenport officials want you to report it.

Davenport Wants You To Report Those Potholes

The City of Davenport's Public Works Department knows potholes are a problem, but they also need residents to point out where repairs are needed.

Davenport residents can report potholes by calling Public Works at 563-326-7923.

You can also submit a service request through the City of Davenport's website. Residents can provide details about the location and, if possible, include a photo of the pothole.

So, if there's a giant hole forming outside your house, don't just complain about it in the neighborhood Facebook group. Report it.

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How To Report Potholes Around The Quad Cities

Davenport isn't the only Quad Cities community dealing with rough roads.

If you've found a pothole that's turning your daily drive into an obstacle course, check with your city's public works department or online service-request system to report it.

• Davenport: Call Public Works at 563-326-7923 or submit a service request through the City of Davenport.
• Bettendorf: Residents can report road problems through the City of Bettendorf.
• Moline: Potholes and other street issues can be reported to the City of Moline.
• Rock Island: Residents can report potholes and other road concerns to the City of Rock Island.

The sooner a pothole is reported, the sooner city crews can at least know it's there.

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