What Should I Do If a Reported Pothole Hasn't Been Repaired in a Reasonable Time?

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If a reported pothole hasn't been repaired in a reasonable time, it's best to follow up with the authority responsible for road maintenance in your area. For issues related to potholes and similar road problems, you'll need to report it directly to Norfolk County Council.

Here’s how to report it:

  • Visit Norfolk County Council's Website: You can report a road or pavement maintenance issue directly through their site.

For more detailed information, feel free to check the relevant sections on reporting potholes and road issues from the council's resources. If the pothole poses an immediate danger, consider reaching out to them by phone for urgent matters.

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