The Greene County Engineer’s Office announced Monday that a two‑week construction project will begin on several key county roads. Crews will be repairing a sanitary main that serves the new Oberer Housing Developments of Bridle Wood and Walnut Ridge.
Project timeline and location
The work is scheduled to start on Monday, Nov. 9, and is expected to be completed by Friday, Nov. 20, weather and equipment permitting. The affected corridors include North Alpha Bellbrook Road, Indian Ripple Road and Shakertown Road.
Traffic management
During the construction period, traffic will remain two‑way but will be limited to a single lane in each direction. Temporary traffic signals will be installed to help drivers navigate the work zone safely.
What drivers should expect
The county is asking motorists to be patient, reduce their speed, and exercise caution while traveling through the area. Drivers should anticipate possible delays and plan their trips accordingly. The Engineer’s Office recommends allowing extra travel time, especially during peak commuting hours.
Why the project matters
Repairing the sanitary main is essential to support the growing residential community at Bridle Wood and Walnut Ridge. A functional sanitary system helps protect public health, preserves water quality, and ensures that new homes have reliable infrastructure.
Contact information
For additional details or to report any safety concerns in the work zone, residents can contact the Greene County Engineer’s Office at (937) 555‑1234 or visit the county’s website.
Stay tuned to local news outlets for updates on the project’s progress and any changes to the schedule.
Original reporting: WHIO-TV Dayton (local) — read the source article.
