Hamilton County Engineer

ICYMI: Anderson Township, Ohio - Government has started construction on the Newtown-Clough intersection area improvements. Traffic will be maintained throughout the project, but single lane closures on Clough will occur from 8AM-4PM, beginning Monday, June 8th.

Newtown-Clough Intersection Area Improvements Begin

Construction has begun on a project to add left-turn lanes on Clough Pike to Newtown Road and to the Alcove of Turpin Hills apartments. The project will also complete the sidewalk connection on Clough Pike from Newtown Road to Copperleaf (and Turpin Hills).

The improvements are made possible by an ODOT grant and are based on the township’s 2021 Clough Pike Transportation Study. The new turn lanes will ease traffic backups, and the sidewalk will improve pedestrian safety by finishing the Clough sidewalks that link the Turpin Hills area to the Clough Pike Historical Business District.

Traffic will be maintained on Clough Pike during construction. However, beginning Monday, June 8, single lane closures on Clough Pike will be in place between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. to allow for the temporary widening of the roadway. Delays are possible and motorists are urged to use caution in the construction zone.
For more information, please see page 4 of the April 2026 edition of Anderson Insights at https://andersontownshipoh.gov/Portals/andersontownship/Documents/Departments/Newsletter%20Insights/AT%20Insights%20April%2026%20Web%20B2770.pdf.

The project is projected to be completed late this fall.

We asked for input, and Hamilton County answered in a BIG way! 💪

Our traffic safety survey has officially closed, and the number of responses we received far exceeded our expectations. 😃

We are grateful to Hamilton County residents, travelers, and community partners for taking the time to share your thoughts, concerns, and ideas about traffic safety on County-maintained roads and intersections.

Your feedback will play an important role in developing our Comprehensive Safety Action Plan and working with partner agencies to identify opportunities to improve traffic safety for
everyone. 🚦🚶🚲🚌

THANK YOU for partnering with us to help keep your drive safe.🚗

LAST CHANCE TO SHARE YOUR INPUT! 🚨 HCEO's transportation safety poll closes May 31!🚨

✅ Take the quick poll here: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/?open=web&embed=jsapi&portalUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fburgessniple.maps.arcgis.com&id=8a4555a87c6c4f5285841fd225eb6199&version=latest&jsApiVersion=latest&host=https%253A%252F%252Fstorymaps.arcgis.com&hide=navbar%2Cfooter%2Ctheme

HCEO is working with partner agencies on a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan to help improve safety on Hamilton County maintained roads and intersections and we want to hear your voice.

Tell us:
📍 Where do you have safety concerns?
💡 What improvements do you feel would increase safety?

Your input will help guide real traffic safety improvements across our community.

After you take the poll, please Like 👍 and Share 🔁 this post so more Hamilton County residents and travelers can be heard.

🚧 Happy Public Service Recognition Week! 🚧

This Public Service Recognition Week, we’re celebrating the dedicated employees at the Hamilton County Engineer’s Office, whose work keeps Hamilton County moving. 🚗🚙🚌

Public service takes teamwork, commitment, and coordination across our office. From roadways to records, bridges to budgets, and permits to project planning, HCEO employees support safe, reliable infrastructure and provide services our community can count on. 💪✅

To our HCEO employees: THANK YOU for your professionalism, teamwork, and service to the people of Hamilton County. Your work makes a difference, and we appreciate you. 👏🧡

From plowing snow to stealing the show! ❄️⚾️. HCEO is rolling into Reds' Opening Day in style. ❤️

From snow days to game days, we're proud to serve Hamilton County and celebrate one of Cincinnati's favorite traditions.

If you see us in the parade, give us a wave! 👋



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ICYMI👀: WCPO 9 interviewed one of our engineers, Jacob Verst, about our work to help make Hamilton County-maintained roads safer. 👷🚧 In the interview, he shared how community input can help identify where future improvements may be needed most.

Your feedback can make a difference. 📍📝

Read the full article and take the survey here:
https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/hamilton-county/how-hamilton-county-drivers-can-help-report-dangerous-intersections-with-one-tap

How Hamilton County drivers can help report dangerous intersections with one tap The Hamilton County Engineer’s Office launches a new traffic safety plan to reduce serious crashes on county roads. You can take a quick survey to help engineers identify hot spots on county roads.

Thank you Cincinnati CityBeat for covering HCEO's efforts to improve safety on Hamilton County maintained roads. 🙏

We need your help! Safer travel starts with you. We encourage you to read the article and follow the survey link to share your voice. Your input will help guide our future safety improvements on County roadways.

Hamilton County launches traffic safety campaign Hamilton County launches a traffic safety action plan and survey to identify dangerous roads and guide future safety improvements.

ICYMI: Our Maintenance Program Manager, Matt Marshall, shared with Local 12, WKRC-TV how recent heavy rainfall has impacted County-maintained roads and forced our Snow Fighters to become Water Warriors overnight. 🌧️

Crews are clearing debris from drains, monitoring storm inlets, and closing County roads when high water makes travel unsafe. 🚧 With more rain expected today, additional road closures are likely.

Please use caution, stay alert, and never drive through flooded roads. ⚠️

Check out the news story: https://local12.com/news/local/crews-across-hamilton-county-pivot-snow-duty-flood-prep-heavy-rain-hits-area-extreme-weather-floods-flooding-workers-engineer-office-road-closure-closed-drain-drains-flashflood-water-damage-damages-dangerous-roadways-drainage

Sign up for real time road closure updates here: https://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/manage/optin?v=001KZi1d-co_IjQRLwBSGbvBux7rBNraQm1NffX7pcamu8_w8JX16H91N0NGamO-u3je5Q1jAaLXaN1XtuKmYX3q_jmfG-h8HUKysMlcLJ4z2pA5F7zxr4NQPnCu5YJRrC8ftg9KJM2neJeXDFnrLaESjN4Sw6zadu9zyP18MAWwzs%3D

Crews across Hamilton County pivot from snow duty to flood prep as heavy rain hits area Rain that moved through Wednesday night into Thursday led to four road closures in Hamilton County.

🚧 FLOOD WATCH for Hamilton County 🚧

A Flood Watch remains in effect until 1:00 PM today for Hamilton County and surrounding areas. With additional rainfall expected, road conditions may change quickly, especially in low-lying and flood-prone areas.

Several roads in Hamilton County have already been closed due to high water, and additional closures will likely become necessary as conditions continue to worsen.

We encourage residents to use extra caution when traveling and stay alert for changing roadway conditions.

Sign up at the link below for immediate road closure alerts🚨 https://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/manage/optin?v=001KZi1d-co_IjQRLwBSGbvBux7rBNraQm1NffX7pcamu8_w8JX16H91N0NGamO-u3je5Q1jAaLXaN1XtuKmYX3q_jmfG-h8HUKysMlcLJ4z2pA5F7zxr4NQPnCu5YJRrC8ftg9KJM2neJeXDFnrLaESjN4Sw6zadu9zyP18MAWwzs%3D

Join forces with us to make Hamilton County maintained roads safer for everyone! 🤝 The Hamilton County Engineer's Office is teaming up with partner agencies to eliminate serious crashes and traffic-related fatalities on County-maintained roads. Take our quick survey to share your safety concerns and ideas for improvement--every response counts!

Scan the QR code to view our project website or access the survey directly using the link here 👇 https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/?open=web&embed=jsapi&portalUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fburgessniple.maps.arcgis.com&id=8a4555a87c6c4f5285841fd225eb6199&version=latest&jsApiVersion=latest&host=https%253A%252F%252Fstorymaps.arcgis.com&hide=navbar%2Cfooter%2Ctheme