Week of December 5, 2022 MEDINA COUNTY (Thursday, December 1, 2022) – The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Medina County next week. All outlined work is weather permitting. State Route 18 major reconstruction – State Route 18, from just west of Alber Drive to Nettleton Road, will have single lane closures
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ODOT’s 2021 construction projects in Northeast Ohio: see where orange barrels will be this summer
Updated Apr 08, 2021;
Posted Apr 08, 2021
The new I-480 bridge (pictured, center, in a September 2020 photo) over the Cuyahoga River Valley opened to traffic last fall. When the nearly seven-year project is completed in 2024, all three bridges will be used, with 12 lanes of traffic. The I-480 Valley View Bridge is one of several major new and on-going ODOT projects planned in Northeast Ohio in 2021. (Photo courtesy of ODOT)Amanda McFarland, Ohio Department of Transportation
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AKRON, Ohio – The Ohio Department of Transportation released a report Thursday on its 2021 projects for Northeast Ohio, including $679 million in new projects and about $800 million for construction that has already started.
ODOT to begin work on Ohio 18 reconstruction in Medina in April Alyssa Alfano, cleveland.com
MEDINA, Ohio Medina residents should buckle up for another couple of long orange barrel seasons as the Ohio Department of Transportation begins its reconstruction of Ohio 18.
On Monday (March 8), City Engineer Patrick Patton updated City Council on the upcoming construction.
“ODOT recently awarded the project for the State Route 18 corridor improvement. This project will start in the city, just west of Alber Drive and extend into the township near (Interstate) 71 to just past Nettleton Road,” Patton said.
“I anticipate this project beginning in April and it will last approximately two construction seasons.”