St. Paul Unveils New Pothole Repair Plan Amid Harsh Winter Conditions
St. Paul Introduces New Pothole Repair Plan Amid Harsh Winter Conditions
St. Paul, MN — January 28, 2026 — Mayor Kaohly Her and Public Works Director Sean Kershaw unveiled a new pothole patching plan aimed at addressing the city’s road issues exacerbated by severe winter weather.
Innovative Equipment for Pothole Repair
The plan features the use of the Bagela, a machine that recycles old asphalt into new “hot patch” mix, enhancing the efficiency and sustainability of pothole repairs.
Challenges from Severe Winter Weather
This winter, St. Paul has experienced over 20 inches of snow and precipitation, including freezing rain, leading to numerous potholes and road damage.
Reporting Pothole Damage
Residents can report pothole damage by contacting the Minnesota Department of Transportation or the City of St. Paul directly.
Why It Matters Locally
The new pothole patching plan aims to improve road safety and driving conditions for St. Paul residents during the challenging winter months.
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