City crews address potholes and street maintenance near Alta Vista

During the recent South Pasadena Public Works Infrastructure Commission meeting, officials emphasized their commitment to maintaining the city’s streets and addressing community concerns about road conditions. The discussion highlighted ongoing efforts to repair potholes and large cracks, ensuring that residents can report issues as they arise.

City representatives noted that crews are actively dispatched to fix reported problems, including the use of an asphalt truck to address puddles and other surface issues. Residents were encouraged to submit service requests whenever they notice road hazards, reinforcing the city’s proactive approach to infrastructure maintenance.

This focus on street upkeep is crucial for residents, as well-maintained roads contribute to safer travel and enhance the overall quality of life in South Pasadena. The commission's commitment to addressing these concerns reflects a broader goal of ensuring that public infrastructure meets the needs of the community.

As the city continues to prioritize infrastructure improvements, residents can play an active role by reporting issues, helping to create a safer and more accessible environment for all.