I-75 construction in Dayton to continue through 2026

An aerial view of Interstate 75 from Stanley Avenue in Dayton. The Ohio Department of Transportation announced unexpected problems mean I-75 work will last into 2027. JIM NOELKER / STAFF

An aerial view of Interstate 75 from Stanley Avenue in Dayton. The Ohio Department of Transportation announced unexpected problems mean I-75 work will last into 2027. JIM NOELKER / STAFF
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June 21, 2023
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Construction underway on Interstate 75 in North Dayton is expected to continue through 2026, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation.

The project in Dayton is slated to reconstruct the highway between Needmore Road and Leo Street, replacing and upgrading storm sewer facilities, lighting, signs, cable barriers and other related items.

The construction will include multiple lane changes that will change over time, ODOT said.

Through the end of the month, there will be various ramp closures from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. in each direction between state Route 4 and Needmore Road.

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Also, through November, the lanes on both sides of the highway will be shifted to the right, leaving three 11-foot lanes.

This construction is in addition to an I-75 reconstruction project already underway in Moraine that is scheduled to complete in the summer of 2025.

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