Maricopa County officials in Arizona are encouraging residents to report non-emergency road issues that may occur after recent rainstorms. These issues include fallen trees blocking lanes, malfunctioning traffic signals, potholes, and downed street signs. Residents can report these concerns by using the NotifyMCDOT app available at maricopa.gov/NotifyMCDOT. County officials noted that the app is the fastest way for citizens to alert them about these problems on maintained roads. They also reminded the public to call 911 for any emergencies.

Source: Maricopa County

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Maricopa

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