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WVDOH pothole patching begins in earnest: Here’s where we’re patching today

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Two WVDOH road crew workers in high-visibility clothing and hard hats use rakes to spread fresh asphalt behind a highway maintenance truck.

With asphalt plants officially open across the Mountain State, West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) road crews are embarking on an intensive campaign to mill and fill potholes. Maintenance teams are deployed across multiple districts to patch critical routes and improve roadway safety. Below is the active patching schedule for Monday, March 17, 2025.

Active Pothole Patching Schedule by County
CountyActive Patching Locations (Routes & Roads)
Barbour CountyUS 250
Boone CountyWV 3, WV 85, and North Fork Road
Cabell CountyUS 60
Calhoun CountyUS 33
Clay CountyGrassy Fork Road and Elk River Road
Doddridge CountySmithton Road and Meathouse Fork Road
Fayette CountySmithers Road
Harrison CountyWV 20, WV 58, WV 270, WV 279, and Stone Pot Road
Jackson CountyMiddle Fork Road
Jefferson CountySummit Point Road
Kanawha CountyUS 60, WV 61, Craigs Branch Road, and Indian Creek Road
Lincoln CountyWV 3 and WV 10
Marion CountyUS 250 and Sycamore Road
Mason CountyTribble Road and Poindexter Road
Mingo CountyUS 52
Monongalia CountyWV 100 and various county routes
Preston CountyUS 50 and WV 92
Putnam CountyUS 35 and Poindexter Road
Randolph CountyMingo Flats Road and Point Mountain Road
Roane CountyUS 119
Taylor CountyUS 50, US 250, Quality Lane, and Jerry Run Road
Tucker CountyUS 219
Wayne CountyUS 52 and US 60

Note: Motorists are requested to drive with extreme caution around moving work zones and watch for maintenance equipment and road crews. Inclement weather conditions or unforeseen operational circumstances may alter local patching schedules.

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WVDOT Communications