Trebein Road-U.S. 35 construction enters new phase, opens new overpass

Denoted with the green arrows, this map illustrates the traffic pattern for southbound Trebein Road motorists traveling to U.S. 35 East or West. ODOT, CONTRIBUTED

Denoted with the green arrows, this map illustrates the traffic pattern for southbound Trebein Road motorists traveling to U.S. 35 East or West. ODOT, CONTRIBUTED

Traffic from Trebein Road will be shifted onto a new bridge over U.S. 35 as the construction at intersection moves into the next phase, beginning on June 21, the Ohio Department of Transportation said in a release.

ODOT said that with the new traffic pattern, in order to get onto U.S. 35 drivers will need to access it from the new temporary Valley Road, which is located on the southern side of the overpass over U.S. 35.

The traffic change will be in effect for the next several months to allow work on the new westbound interchange ramps and the rebuilding of U.S. 35 through the interchange area.

The new ramps to U.S. 35 will not be open during this phase, but drivers will still be able to access Glen Thompson Reserve from Trebein Road, ODOT said.

The construction is part of several corridor improvements and a larger thoroughfare plan for Greene County, which includes upgrading 1.28 miles of U.S. 35 to a limited-access facility, constructing a bridge, building retaining walls, and upgrading Valley and Trebein roads.

Construction was projected to cost $40.1 million, funded mainly by the Transportation Review Advisory Council, along with state and federal funds and local funding from Greene County and Beavercreek Twp.

All work is scheduled to be completed in October 2025.

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