See Potholes in Odenton? Report Them!

ODENTON, MD — Is there a bone-jarring pothole on your route to work or school that road crews should know about?

AAA Mid-Atlantic officials say they have seen an increase in tire-related service calls recently and remind drivers to always have a spare tire in their vehicle. The combination of an historic snowfall, along with cold and then rain, has fostered a new crop of potholes on streets.

Have you seen any potholes in Odenton? Tell us where in the comments!

On the road, remain aware of possible potholes, slow down and increase following distance to safely steer around hazards, says AAA. If you drive over a pothole, check your tires for blisters or other damage. If you have aluminum or custom wheels, check them for cracks.

And your mechanic should check your steering, suspension, tires and alignment to prevent uneven tire wear or other problems.

To report a pothole in Annapolis, fill out the form on the city’s website. You can also call the Public Works department during normal business hours at (410) 263-7967.

To report potholes on an Anne Arundel County road, call the pothole hotline at (410)222-7045; send an Email to[email protected]; or contact your road district directly through an online form.

To report a pothole on a state route, contact the State Highway Administration at 410-582-5650 or fill out a service request form.