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Road Maintenance Requests

Los Angeles Starts Fixing Streets After Soaring Lawsuit Payouts to Injured Cyclists - $19 Million Paid to Injured Bike Riders | BicyclingDamaged roads can present serious hazards to cyclists. Our members have found that if we do report problems (especially reports from multiple members) we can make a difference. The appropriate local entity has a stake in keeping us safe as they have liability associated with roads in poor condition. However, they may not realize where dangerous locations are and can use our help to identify roads that need maintenance. 

If you don’t know what agency manages a road that has problems, start with the Caltrans map. 

State Roads

Create a Caltrans Maintenance Request

The maintenance report will require pinpointing the exact location of the roadway problem. A terrific feature of the map is that it will not allow you to pinpoint or report a problem on roads that aren’t the responsibility of Caltrans. If the location is not on the Caltrans map then go to county or city level.

If your maintenance request is accepted you can expect and e-mail response within days.

County Roads

Create a Ventura County Public Works Maintenance Request

Create a Santa Barbara County Request

City Roads

Contact the appropriate city public works department.

Ventura River Bike Path

The Ventura River Bike Path has three different responsible organizations: City of Ventura Parks and Rec, Ventura County Parks and Rec, and the City of Ojai. 

Ventura County Parks and Recreation (Ventura River Bike Path from Foster Park to Ojai)

         E-mail: County.parks@ventura.org

City of Ventura Parks and Recreation (Ventura River Bike Path below Foster Park)

         Create a City of Ventura Report  

Thank you for taking the time to keep our roads safe.