By 1808Delaware

Warmer weather is on its way. With that in mind, the office of Delaware County Engineer Chris Bauserman is ready to tackle its set of 2023 road projects.

Two of those projects are beginning next week with accompanying road closures. Those would be:

ONE. Todd Street Road (Kingston Township) will be closed between N. Galena Road and Clark Road, from March 20 through March 31 for a Culvert Replacement Project.

TWO. Steamtown Road (Oxford Township) will be closed, between Whipple Road and Shoemaker Road, from March 20 through April 28 for a Bridge Replacement Project.

The Detour Route will be Leonardsburg Road to US42 to Steamtown Road (if driving from south to north). Click here to view the Detour Plan.

The Engineer’s Office accomplished much during 2022. Photos from the following 2022 projects are featured on the Office’s website, which can be accessed here.

  • Seldom Seen “S” Curve Realignment
  • Byxbe Campus Project
  • Berlin Station Road and Piatt Road Intersection
  • Home Road and Sawmill Parkway Intersection
  • Lazelle Road Culvert
  • Lyra Drive at E. Powell Road
  • Worthington Road and Africa Road
  • Reed Parkway
  • Home Road and U.S. 23 – Construction Phase #1 Completed
  • Home Road: Perry Road to U.S. 23

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