Haverhill mayor, James Fiorentini, is calling on local residents to report potholes so they can be fixed quickly by Haverhill’s Public Works Department, the Eagle Tribune reports. The town’s streets and roadways are riddled with potholes which pose danger of causing auto accidents.
As a way to encourage residents to report bumps and holes on the road, the mayor is launching a pothole contest, in which all Haverhill residents who report a pothole on a city street in Haverhill will automatically be entered into a drawing where three lucky winners will receive a $25 gift card each. The gift cards are donated to the contest by local businesses.
The contest ends May 10.
The goal, according to the mayor, is to fill all reported potholes within two business days.
To report a pothole, send email to pothole@cityofhaverhill.com or call 978-374-2364.
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