In Oakland, a recent investigation reveals that city leaders are making strides in addressing pothole issues, with approximately 85,000 potholes repaired in 18 months. However, the Alameda County Civil Grand Jury identified deficiencies in the management of road maintenance, urging the city to fully staff its transportation department and improve the oversight of funding from voter-approved bonds for infrastructure improvements. The history of unmaintained roads has led to a rise in legal claims against the city, highlighting the dangers posed by the city's deteriorating road conditions.
Complaints about potholes are common in Oakland, but a new report shows city leaders are finally addressing the issue with significant repairs and increased accountability.
Despite filling around 85,000 potholes in 18 months, the Alameda County Grand Jury highlights that Oakland needs better staffing and auditing for its transportation efforts.
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