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Reply The work beginning on Wednesday will include roadway resurfacing, planter box installation, sidewalk removal and replacement, brick paver installation and landscaping improvements. (Shutterstock) LOCKPORT, IL — Construction for the 2021 downtown streetscape project will begin on Wednesday in Lockport. The overall project includes streetscape improvements, roadway resurfacing and sidewalk replacement on State Street between 10th Street and 11th Street and on Ninth Street between State and Hamilton Street, according to the city. The project will connect to sections previously improved i...

Construction on next phases of Wasson Way set to begin Wasson Way will eventually stretch from Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Avondale to Red Bank Road in Fairfax. Wasson Way will eventually stretch from Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Avondale to Red Bank Road in Fairfax. (Source: WXIX/Brian Planalp) By Brian Planalp | April 27, 2021 at 9:07 PM EDT - Updated April 27 at 9:07 PM CINCINNATI (FOX19) - The next phases of Wasson Way will begin construction on Wednesday, according to a city spokesperson. Phases 4 and 5 will extend the trail an additional 1.5 miles from Marburg Avenue in Hy...

Sidewalk construction will create better pedestrian access along Ann Arbor road Updated 8:00 AM; Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI — The Ann Arbor City Council has approved $120,000 from the street, bridge and sidewalk millage to fund filling of sidewalk gaps on Newport and Sunset roads. The Newport/Sunset sidewalk gap project is part of the city’s 2022-27 capital improvements plan. The project includes construction of sidewalk on the west side of Newport Road from Downup Circle to Sunset Road, and on the north side of Sunset Road to Brooks Street. Once finished, the new sidewalks will make i...

Pandemic did little to hinder planned road and bridge work in 2020 Pandemic did little to hinder planned road and bridge work in 2020 Coshocton County Engineer Fred Wachtel recently gave his annual report to Coshocton County Commissioners. About $2 million was spent on road work and $796,279 on bridge work, which most money come from the state. The engineer's office maintains 350 miles of road with the majority of roads marked to be in good or better condition. Funding was thought to be down because of less people driving and a grace in BMV renewals by the state. COSHOCTON – Despite funding...

Hoffman Estates' 2021 Street Revitalization Project this summer will consist of the re-construction of seven streets and the resurfacing of 23 others, village officials said.