Oʻahu’s roads can take a beating from heavy rain and daily traffic, leading to potholes that need quick repairs to keep our streets safe. Fortunately, residents can easily report potholes to ensure they get fixed as soon as possible. Whether you prefer calling, using an online form, or a mobile app, here’s how you can help keep our roads in top shape.

​Residents of Oʻahu have several options to report potholes and facilitate their repair: ​Hawaii.gov

1. Online Reporting:

   • Visit the City and County of Honolulu’s official website and fill out the online pothole service request form. ​Yelp+1Hawaii.gov+1

2. Phone Reporting:

   • Call the Pothole Report Phone Line at 808-768-7777 to report potholes directly. ​City and County of Honolulu+1Yelp+1

3. Mobile Application:

   • Download and use the Honolulu 311 mobile app, available on platforms like the Google Play Store, to report potholes and other issues such as broken streetlights and cracked sidewalks. ​Android Apps on Google Play+1Honolulu City Council+1

4. State Highways:

   • For potholes on state highways, contact the Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation Highways Division:​Department of Transportation

     • Oʻahu: Call 808-831-6714 during regular hours or 808-485-6200 after hours.

When reporting a pothole, please provide:

• Exact Location: Specify the street name, nearby intersections, and any notable landmarks.​

• Detailed Description: Describe the size and depth of the pothole.​

• Contact Information: Include your name and phone number for any follow-up questions.​

Timely reporting helps maintain road safety and ensures prompt attention to necessary repairs.