How to Report Potholes in Louisville

Louisville residents have several options to notify officials about road hazards

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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With heavy snow and ice this season, several potholes have popped up around Louisville. The city is encouraging residents to report potholes through various channels so they can be fixed and prevent further damage to vehicles.

Why it matters

Potholes can cause significant damage to cars and lead to costly repairs for drivers. By reporting potholes promptly, Louisville officials can prioritize fixing the most hazardous road conditions and maintain the city's infrastructure.

The details

Louisville residents can report potholes in several ways: through an online form on the city's website, by tweeting to the @LouMetro311 Twitter account with the hashtag #502pothole, or by calling the Metro311 hotline. Providing the location and a description of the pothole helps city officials identify and address the issue.

  • The pothole reporting options have been available to Louisville residents throughout the 2026 winter season.

The players

LouisvilleKY.gov

The official website for the city of Louisville, Kentucky, where residents can report potholes through an online form.

@LouMetro311

The Twitter account for Louisville's Metro311 service, where residents can report potholes using the #502pothole hashtag.

Metro311

Louisville's 311 hotline where residents can call to report potholes and other issues.

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The takeaway

By reporting potholes through the various channels provided by the city, Louisville residents can help maintain the quality of the roads and prevent further damage to their vehicles.