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City staff gives February operations report; council asks for pothole-reporting metric

Greenville City Council · April 9, 2025
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Summary

City staff reported February operational metrics (utility cuts, pothole repairs, street sweeping, permits and citations) and council asked staff to develop a way to track pothole reports versus completed repairs so the public can see response ratios.

City staff presented the monthly status report for February: utility cuts increased from 15 to 20, in-house pothole repairs were 77 for the month, street sweeping covered 121 miles, building permits issued were 18, certificates of occupancy 25, and traffic citations were 259. Staff said the raw waterline and pump-station projects are proceeding without major issues.

A councilmember asked whether staff could include a comparison of reported potholes to repaired potholes in future reports so citizens can see the city's response rate; staff agreed to investigate available reporting or work-order data and to coordinate with transportation staff to provide a recommended tracking approach at a future meeting.

Provenance: staff report (SEG 1291—SEG 1332) and pothole-tracking discussion (SEG 1359—SEG 1411).