Thank you for reporting! The damaged street section you have reported cannot be fixed using our pothole-filling method, it must either be patched or resurfaced. Unfortunately, both of these remedies are expensive and require planning and coordination that make it impossible for us to address this issue at this time. The Streets Section has a working list of streets in Vallejo that are going to be resurfaced in the upcoming fiscal year (http://bit.ly/1LSFHP7). We will keep this street section in mind as a possible candidate for consideration in the future. You can learn more about what it takes to fix street damage on our website at http://bit.ly/17CJyb2. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us directly at 707-648-4430. We apologize for the continued inconvenience of having a damaged street and thank you for your understanding of the situation.

Thank you for reporting! The damaged street section you have reported cannot be fixed using our pothole-filling method, it must either be patched or resurfaced. Unfortunately, both of these remedies are expensive and require planning and coordination that make it impossible for us to address this issue at this time. The Streets Section has a working list of streets in Vallejo that are going to be resurfaced in the upcoming fiscal year (http://bit.ly/1LSFHP7). We will keep this street section in mind as a possible candidate for consideration in the future. You can learn more about what it takes to fix street damage on our website at http://bit.ly/17CJyb2. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us directly at 707-648-4430. We apologize for the continued inconvenience of having a damaged street and thank you for your understanding of the situation.

The website you reference to check on upcoming street repair projects is for employees only and requires a user ID and password.

Thank you for reporting! The damaged street section you have reported cannot be fixed using our pothole-filling method, it must either be patched or resurfaced. Unfortunately, both of these remedies are expensive and require planning and coordination that make it impossible for us to address this issue at this time. The Streets Section has a working list of streets in Vallejo that are going to be resurfaced in the upcoming fiscal year (http://bit.ly/1LSFHP7). We will keep this street section in mind as a possible candidate for consideration in the future. You can learn more about what it takes to fix street damage on our website at http://bit.ly/17CJyb2. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us directly at 707-648-4430. We apologize for the continued inconvenience of having a damaged street and thank you for your understanding of the situation.

The site you referenced above requires an employee login
http://bit.ly/1LSFHP7

the link for upcoming street repair schedule is employee access only.

So then why did the above response refer me to this link to check on this years street repair schedule????

We apologize for the error. You can view this year's proposed paving schedule here http://bit.ly/1Ynz2RB.

The correct link is provided above. Again, we apologize for the confusion at our erroneous link.