A contractor plans to remove the old traffic signal at Ohio 48 and Spring Valley Pike and activate the new one this Thursday.
That will result in “some disruptions to traffic flow” between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Thursday, with intermittent single-lane closures, city officials said Wednesday.
Centerville police will be on site to direct traffic as needed, officials said.
Traffic signal reconstruction at Ohio 48 and Spring Valley Pike started last April and was expected to wrap up by Oct. 31, but was delayed due to supply chain issue with traffic signal poles, City Engineer Jim Brinegar told this news outlet.
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