Reading the city ledger

Calgary potholes

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Road maintenance at a glance

311 pothole service record Published snapshot

Calgary, Alberta

Calgarians have reported 0 potholes since the city's ledger filled in.

The City of Calgary keeps a running record of every pothole its roads crews are asked to fix. These are those requests, and how quickly the wait ends.

Snapshot as of latest published report: loading.

Reports closed
0
Open backlog signal
0
Recent average wait
-
Record begins
Aug 2018

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 pothole year has a shape

Freeze and Thaw

Made in winter, reported in spring

The Wait

How long a pothole report stays open

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

The Turnaround

From months to days

Map

Where the latest reports are landing

The most recent reports with a mappable location, across Calgary's communities.

Across the Map

A complaint from every corner

Under Two Mayors

One pothole ledger, two city halls