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York City Mayor Walker announces July pothole patrol dates
Summary
York City Mayor Walker said crews will run a focused pothole patrol on July 20 (Sections 1–2) and July 27 (Sections 4–5); residents were asked to call in potholes while crews work from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on those days.
York City Mayor Walker urged residents to report potholes and announced two focused pothole-patrol days: July 20 and July 27. The mayor delivered the announcement from Southport Street, where public works crews were paving.
Mayor Walker said the July 20 effort will concentrate on Sections 1 and 2 — "everything North Of Market Street and West Of George Street in the city line" — and July 27 will cover Sections 4 and 5 — "everything East Of George Street in the city line." He asked residents in those areas to call in potholes so crews can respond.
"Our crews will come out and fill them from 9AM to 02:30PM," Walker said, adding that public works is busy during the summer maintaining streets and parks but will address alleys and smaller streets "the best that we can." He encouraged continuing engagement from residents and thanked the public for input.
The announcement does not specify the method for calling in potholes (phone number or online portal) or who will prioritize repairs when multiple reports come from the same area. No formal vote or ordinance was presented; the message was an operational update from the mayor's office. The city did not provide a budget figure, staffing count, or an explicit timetable beyond the two service days and the stated daily window.
The mayor closed by reiterating the city's intention to keep crews working to "smooth out our streets and our alleys and our smaller streets in the city of York."
