The Ohio Department of Transportation said that work will continue through mid-November, but traffic will be able to pass in a single lane with flaggers inside the work zone, as well as with a temporary signal near Straley Road for bridge work.
Starting in mid-November, restrictions will be lifted as work pauses for the winter. Crews will start work again in the spring for final paving.
The whole two-year project calls for repairing the pavement, widening the shoulder, replacing a box culvert, rehabilitating another culvert and a bridge, and resurfacing over 5.78 miles.
Work is scheduled to end in August 2024.
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