Thanks for the info, Rodrigo. So the red line means it will be completed this year? That will be wonderful - hope it happens!

No prob, sara. If you click on the lines, it will pop up additional details and the fiscal year the project is supposed to take place, fingers crossed obviously haha.

God to know Rod however just so they know any potholes until then should be reported to Tucson streets and traffic at 791-3154

Sam Hughes neighborhood is getting a huge facelift, with new sidewalks, traffic signals, and newly paved streets. What is the plan and schedule for all our neighborhoods to get our facelift? Most of our neighborhood streets have been ignored and are in terrible condition. Of course, Sam Hughes is a high-income white middle-class neighborhood so they get repaired first. If you want safe streets and more people to commute by cycling to work the city needs to address all the neighborhoods. My neighbor's kids have never learned to ride a bike because all the broken, potholed neighborhood streets are too dangerous for them to ride. If you haven't had an opportunity to drive or bike through Sam Hughes's neighborhood please do so. This is what all our neighborhood streets should look like.

SeeClickFix app as another way to report potholes and issues. It is a free smartphone app. I have had some success in getting potholes repaired.

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