As Cherry Hill residents head into another winter, they are reminded to report potholes on any local roadway online at www.cherryhill-nj.com 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The constant freezing and thawing of the winter season prompts an uptick in the number of potholes on our roadways every year, and the Cherry Hill Township Department of Public Works has crews dedicated to identifying and repairing the affected areas.
The Department of Public Works and Engineering maintains nearly 260 miles of roadway, and effectively locating problem areas requires the cooperation of residents and township personnel alike.
Residents who see a potential problem spot can report it through the “Report a Pothole” link on the Township website, or by calling DPW directly at (856) 424–4422.
Some roads within Cherry Hill are maintained by either the New Jersey Department of Transportation or the Camden County Department of Public Works. Potholes reported on state and county-owned roads reported through our website will be routed to the proper authority.
This cooperative effort will allow the township to remain proactive in keeping roadways safe through the 2014–15 winter and all year long.
