County Engineers Association of Ohio

10/02/2026

Construction In Action:
Dent Road (Trenton Township) Bridge Replacement Project.

Update: The concrete arch-box bridge will be placed the week of October 12th.

For More Project Photos:
https://engineer.co.delaware.oh.us/project-photos-2026/

10/02/2026

Great work by the Delaware County Engineer! Improving safety on our local roadways.

Construction Project Completed:
Center Village Road and S. County Line Road (Harlem Township) Roundabout.

For Project Photos:
https://engineer.co.delaware.oh.us/project-photos-2026/

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

Rain is in the forecast for many parts of the country this week. ⛈️

When you're behind the wheel, slow down and adjust your speed for the conditions. Increase your following distance and give yourself more time to stop. ⤵️

09/26/2026

These 4 members of our Operations Team participated in the Franklin County Engineer’s 39th Annual Snow & Ice Roadeo Training and Competition Event. The event helps drivers sharpen their skills, practice navigating obstacles, learn equipment handling, and simulate blind-side backing for intersections. Drivers compete in a scored contest using snowplows, dump trucks, salt spreaders, and skid steers.

Pictured (left to right): Dan Wright, Haiden Gruber, Eli Cox, Ricky Punches. Haiden Gruber achieved a First Place Award in the Skid Steer Competition.

09/25/2026

Progress continues on the Innis Road project! The project is adding new sidewalks and enhanced crossings, improving pedestrian connectivity, and making it easier and safer for people to get where they need to go.

Thanks to the crews working hard to keep the project moving.

09/24/2026

Great Job Luke! County Engineers always improving their infrastructure and serving the citizens of Ohio.

Let’s talk about the Hardin County Engineer Lucas J. Underwood!

What does the County Engineer’s Office do? From maintaining roads, bridges and ditches to overseeing the Tax Map Department and assisting our townships, villages, schools and county offices, the Engineer’s Office plays an important role in keeping Hardin County moving.

This role doesn’t come without its challenges! With limited resources and a budget driven primarily by gasoline taxes and license plate fees, the office works to balance community needs with what can realistically be accomplished each year.

If you drive on roads in the county there are some things you can do to help the Engineers Office run smoothly! Report road hazards and drainage concerns, participate in public planning meetings, and contact the Engineer’s Office before beginning a new or renovated residential or other project to make sure permits, taxes and other requirements are in order.

Working together helps keep Hardin County safe, connected and moving forward! Thank you Mr. Underwood for all you do!

Becca Hibbard

09/22/2026

The biggest question lobbed at roundabout projects is WHY?

And the answer is usually pretty simple: they reduce fatal and injury crashes. Nationally, the Federal Highway Administration has seen an 82% average drop in fatal and injury crashes from the installation of roundabouts.

Locally, Lake Erie West Regional Council 2023 Report on Regional Roundabouts found single-lane roundabouts, which make up the vast majority of our roundabout network, reduced fatal and injury crashes by 50% and total crashes by nearly 30%.

Roundabouts are never installed for no reason. Their justification is either safety-related or congestion related and always funded with state and federal dollars. And to date, each roundabout has been performing as expected in reducing injury rates and easing congestion, while also saving taxpayers money long-term.

09/22/2026

🚧 Clough Pike & Dixie Drive Culvert Replacement Complete 🚧

✅ The culvert replacement at the intersection of Clough Pike and Dixie Drive has been completed.

🚗 The intersection has reopened, and Clough Pike is now open to through traffic in all directions.

👍 No additional closures are currently anticipated at this location.

Thank you for your patience while this work was completed.