
What To Do After Hitting a Pothole
Pothole damage happens fast—but filing a successful claim depends on what you do next. Be sure to document the damage in the following ways:
• Pull over safely and inspect your vehicle
• Take photos of the pothole, your vehicle, and street
• Document the location (street name, nearby intersection, city)
• Keep repair receipts for your wheel or tire
• File a claim with the responsible agency (city or county)
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File a Claim

Once your damage is documented and you have repair costs or a replacement receipt, file a claim with the agency responsible for the road—city, county, or state.
What you may need:
• Photos of the pothole and damage
• Exact location of the pothole
• Date and time of incident
• Repair estimate or receipt
• Your contact information
• Completed city claim form
Keep in mind that each city has its own policies and procedures, and filing a claim does not guarantee compensation for your damage. This directory is provided to help guide you through the process.
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Orange County
Riverside County
San Bernardino County




