Pothole season has officially arrived in Oxford County.
OXFORD COUNTY - The recent thaw means pothole season has officially started in Oxford County.
Crews are already out patching up what they can. Supervisor of Engineering Services with Public Works Frank Gross says if you see a pothole, report it.
"We are also reaching out to the public, if they see potholes to report those to the county at the customer service desk or they can report that online through Speak Up Oxford."
Drivers are asked to try and avoid any potholes as best you can, make sure to reduce your speed and pay attention to the road in front of you.
Oxford County Public Works crews routinely monitor road conditions to identify areas that need repairs and are working as diligently as possible to patch potholes on County maintained roadways until warmer, dryer weather arrives, allowing for more permanent repairs.
Motorists, residents and business owners can help by reporting potholes they are seeing on their travels by calling Oxford County at 519-539-9800 or submitting them online through Speak Up, Oxford!

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