The following construction projects are anticipated to affect state highways in Logan County next week.
All work is weather permitting.
For updates, check OHGO.com.
New impacts:
- State Route 292 Closure – State Route 292 between County Road 10 and Township Road 141 and State Route 292 between West Foundry Street and State Route 296 will be closed through Friday, October 3. Crews will be replacing two culverts.Detour: State Route 292 to State Route 540 to U.S. 33
Continuing impacts:
- State Route 47 Lane Restrictions – Expect lane restrictions on State Route 47 between County Road 35 and Township Road 21A from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through the end of the month. Crews are completing final details from the bridge replacement project.
- State Route 273 Lane Closure – State Route 273 between Oakridge Drive and Shady Lane will remain reduced to one lane through October. Traffic is being maintained with a temporary signal while crews replace the bridge.
Bloomfield Township Trustees say County Road 13 will be closed between Township Road 59 and Township Road 79 on Monday, September 15. The closure will be in effect from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Drivers are asked to plan alternate routes during that time. Officials apologize for any inconvenience the closure may cause.
The Logan County Engineer’s Office has announced upcoming resurfacing work by the Shelly Company on two county roads.
Crews will be working between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. each day. Roads will remain open for emergency vehicles and local traffic only—no thru traffic will be permitted.
Flagging personnel will be in place to direct vehicles, but drivers should expect delays and are urged to plan alternate routes.
Work Schedule:
- Monday, September 15, 2025 – County Road 117, from State Route 292 to the County Line
- Tuesday, September 16, 2025 – County Road 5, from County Road 25 to State Route 540
Drivers are reminded to slow down in construction zones, especially at intersections and bridges where cut butt joints can create bumps.
The Engineer’s Office recommends speeds of 15 mph or less in those areas.
Additionally, after the chip seal has been applied, motorists are encouraged to travel no faster than 20 mph on the first day and no faster than 30 mph for at least seven days to allow the new surface to cure properly.
All resurfaced areas will remain no-passing zones until fall.
Scheduling may change due to weather conditions.
County officials thank residents for their patience as crews work to improve the roadways.
