Reading the city-parish ledger

Baton Rouge potholes

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Crowd gathered by Louisiana's Old State Capitol and the Mississippi River in downtown Baton Rouge

Welcome to

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Residents have filed 0 pothole reports since 2016.

The city-parish keeps a running record of every pothole its street crews are asked to fix. These are those reports, and how long the wait runs before the work closes.

Reports closed
0
Open backlog signal
0
Recent average wait
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Record begins
Jan 2016

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Year to Date

This year against last year

Closed this year
0
Same stretch last year
0
Year-over-year change
0
Reported this year
0

Volume

Reports filed against reports closed

Year by Year

Where the potholes bunch up, month by month

Seasonality

The wet-season calendar of a Gulf-South pothole

The Wait

How long a pothole report stays open

Average days from a resident's report to the day the work closed, plotted by the month the report was closed.

How Fast, By Year

From a week's wait to a same-day fix

Map

Where the latest reports are landing

The most recent reports with a mappable location, across the city-parish.

Under Three Mayor-Presidents

One pothole ledger, three city halls