As of Wednesday, Sept. 10, all expansion joint repairs are now complete. Preparations for floor beam repairs are still in progress — phasing and design have been approved, and the final step is getting a scaffolding plan approved before work can begin. Large steel support beams could be delivered on-site as soon as the end of this week. More updates on the floor beam repairs will follow.​

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On Tuesday, Dec. 17, KYTC implemented weight limits for emergency vehicles and temporary lane restrictions on the I-275 Carroll Cropper Memorial Bridge. While the bridge remains safe for passenger vehicles, a recent inspection found deterioration in some of its steel.

New Emergency Vehicle Weight Limits:

• Single Axle: 16 tons
• Tandem Axle: 23 tons
• Gross Weight: 31 tons
  

The weight reduction will not impact commercia​l vehicle traffic due to semi-trucks having more axles to distribute the weight.

Overweight Over-Dimensional vehicles are not permitted on the bridge at this time due to current lane restrictions.

KYTC bridge engineering analysis shows the reduced weight limit and lane restrictions are needed as a precaution, and to prevent further damage until the structure can be repaired. The repairs were added to a previously scheduled steel repair project that is currently in progress.

CURRENT TRAFFIC IMPACTS:

A temporary speed limit reduction of 55 MPH is currently in place. A queue warning system has also been installed on both sides of the river to warn motorists of any stopped or slowed traffic on/near the bridge.

Eastbound Traffic (drivers heading from Indiana to Kentucky):

• A right lane closure is in place before the bridge approach. Once you're on the bridge, all lanes are open.

Westbound Traffic (drivers heading from Kentucky to Indiana):

• On Wednesday, Sept. 10, traffic will be switched to the left lane from the Petersburg exit to past the truss of the bridge. Traffic will be slowed, and at times stopped, to provide a safe working area for crews to switch traffic. This work will take place between 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.

T-1 Steel Repairs:

• ​The T-1 steel repairs have been completed.

Looking Ahead:

• Once floor beam repairs are made, current weight restrictions for emergency vehicles will be lifted.

A preventive maintenance project began on Tuesday, June 24, on multiple routes in Kenton and Campbell counties.

The project includes crack sealing, electrical work and application of a thin asphalt overlay known as a thinlay. Thinlays are used as a pavement preservation treatment to restore surface conditions and extend the service life of roads that are still structurally sound.

Crack sealing operations, electrical work items and paving work are complete. Rumble strips and thermoplastic striping still remain.

Locations:

Madison Pike (KY 17), Kenton County — From Moffett Road (KY 2042) at mile point 7.97 to just north of KY 14 at mile point 4.94. Paving work is now complete. Rumble strips are the last task for this portion and have not been scheduled.

Dixie Highway (U.S. 25), Kenton County — From Hallam Avenue at mile point 6.26 to Carran Drive at mile point 7.88. Paving work is now complete. Thermoplastic striping is the last task for this portion of the project.

Alexandria Pike (U.S. 27), Campbell County — From Bluegrass Avenue at mile point 20.49 to Moock Road (KY 1632) at mile point 19.84. Paving work is now complete. Thermoplastic striping is the last task for this portion of the project.

Prior to paving operations on Dixie Highway, crews will remove the existing Qwick Kurb lane separators from the southbound left turn lanes into Crestview Hills Town Center. The existing Qwick Kurb will be reinstalled following completion of the thinlay.

The project has a completion date of Sept. 30, 2025.

BOONE AND KENTON COUNTIES

​A resurfacing project is in progress on several routes in Boone & Kenton Counties. This project will also include sidewalk ramp reconstruction in various areas, sidewalk/curb repairs, curb box inlet repairs, radar detection at several intersections and the installation of signal head and other various signage. 

The following locations will be resurfaced:

• U.S. 42 from east of Ewing Blvd. (14.5 mile point) to Main Street (U.S. 25) (15.28 mile point).
  
• Dixie Highway (U.S. 25) from north of Dortha Avenue (10.9 mile point) to the Boone/Kenton County line (11.4 mile point).
• Dixie Highway (U.S. 25) from the Boone/Kenton County line (4.97 mile point) to north of Hallam Avenue (6.26 mile point). 
• Dixie Highway (U.S. 25) from north of Marian Drive (8.13 mile point) to Orphanage Road (KY 371) (8.65 mile point)

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• I-71 – 52.77 – 57.36 mile points – A widening project aimed at reducing congestion and improving safety on I-71 in Carroll and Gallatin counties is in progress. The project will widen I-71 from its configuration of two lanes in each direction, to three lanes.

  A traffic switch on I-71 northbound and southbound between Exit 55 (KY 1039) and Exit 57 (Sparta) has occurred. Motorists will shift toward the median and then shift back over to the existing roadway. This traffic pattern is expected to be in place for several weeks.

  This widening project includes a bridge replacement over KY 47. The current bridges will be replaced with a new, single span bridge matching the median widening throughout the project area.

  The speed limit in the work zone has been reduced to 55 MPH, and law enforcement will be on-site to ensure compliance. Please, drive carefully throughout the work zone. Weather permitting, the overall project is expected to be completed Nov. 1, 2026.​
  

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• North Bend Road (KY 237) – 6.49 – 9.21 mile points – A preventive maintenance project on North Bend Road beginning at Golf Club Drive extending north to just south of Petersburg Road (KY 20) is nearing completion.

  Contractors are applying a thin asphalt overlay known as a thinlay. Thinlays are used as a cost-effective pavement preservation treatment to restore surface conditions and extend the service life of roads that are still structurally sound.

  Thinlay paving operations have now been completed. Some work items may also occur during non-peak daytime hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. These tasks will be limited to items that don't require a lane closure and cause little disruption to traffic.

  The project is expected to be completed by Sept. 30, 2025. ​
  

  
  
• North Bend Road (KY 237) – 9.21 – 10 mile point – A resurfacing project on North Bend Road from just south of Petersburg Road (KY 20) extending just north of Coral Drive is in progress.
  
  

  Base failure repairs are now complete. Milling operations will tentatively take place on Friday, Sept. 5 and Sunday, Sept. 7. Paving operations are expected to take place Monday, Sept. 8 and Tuesday, Sept. 9. To limit traffic disruptions, this portion of the project will take place during the evening/overnight hours of 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. 

  
  

  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed Oct. 15, 2025. ​
  

  
  
• Burlington Pike (KY 18) – 8.2 mile point – Burlington Pike has reopened just west of Green Acres Lane following a cross culvert installation project. Motorists should be advised that steel plates are in place to allow time for the concrete at the project site to cure. Appropriate signage is in place to warn motorists of the bump. Crews will return to the project within the next couple weeks. KYTC will provide further updates prior to crews returning to the site. 
  
  Once crews return, they'll focus on milling/paving near the project area. This work is expected to include a single lane closure with flaggers on both sides of the work zone.
  
  
  
• Dixie Highway (U.S. 25) – 8.8 mile point – Duke Energy is performing utility work on a portion of Dixie Highway. Work is taking place near the Northern Kentucky Water District water tower, between Empire Drive and the intersection of Dixie Highway/Weaver/Richardson Road. 
  
  

  A single lane closure will be in place daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with flaggers on-site to direct traffic through the work zone. 
  
  

  Weather permitting, this permit project is expected to be completed by late September.

  
  

• I-71 – 69.8 – 77.4 mile points – A resurfacing project on I-71 from the Boone/Gallatin County line to the I-71 and I-75 interchange is in progress.  

  This work will require single lane closures as needed from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Traffic switches and lane shifts will occur as work progresses. 

  Additionally, high friction surface will be added to the I-71 northbound to I-75 northbound ramp to improve traction.
  

  No lane closures will be permitted during Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The project has an expected completion date of Nov. 30, 2025. Read more about the project here.
  
  
  

• North Bend Road (KY 237) – 9.56 – 9.98 mile points – Various traffic impacts for construction work on North Bend Road in Hebron related to a new commercial development in the area.
  
  Crews are working near First Financial Bank, between Coral Drive and Limaburg Road. The project includes installation of a dedicated turn lane, entrance reconstruction, storm sewer improvements, paving and permanent striping.
  
  
  Lane closures will occur as needed during daytime working hours, with flaggers on-site to direct traffic through the work zone.
  
  
  Weather permitting, this permit project is expected to be complet​​ed by late September.
  
  
  

• Richardson Road (KY 842) – 0.12 mile point – The bridge east of Dixie Highway (U.S. 25) on Richardson Road at the 0.12 mile point now has a weight limit reduction of three tons. While the bridge remains safe for vehicular traffic, a recent inspection found some deterioration. KYTC bridge engineering analysis shows the weight limit reduction is needed as a precaution, and to prevent further damage until the bridge can be repaired. KYTC is working with the railroad company to coordinate a repair plan. We will provide updates once the bridge repair plan has been scheduled. Prohibited vehicles can detour using Industrial Road (KY 1829) or Mt. Zion Road (KY 536).
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• Donaldson Highway (KY 236) 0.0 – 1.6 mile points – A widening and safety improvement project on KY 236 (Donaldson Highway) between KY 842 (Houston Road) and KY 3076 (Mineola Pike) is in progress. The project will widen the 2-mile stretch of road to five lanes with curb and gutter, including two through-lanes in each direction with a center turn lane. A sidewalk and multiuse path also will be added.​
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  The project has an overall completion date of October ​2025. You can find more information on this project here. ​
  

• AA Highway (KY 9) – 0.0 – 5.39 mile point – A resurfacing project on a portion of the AA Highway beginning at the Mason/Bracken County line extending north to just south of KY 19 began on Thursday, Aug. 21. 
  
  
  A single lane closure will be in place during working hours of 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with flaggers on-site to direct traffic around the work zone. 
  
  
  Motorists are advised to plan ahead and expect delays during working hours. Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by Nov. 15, 2025.
  
  
  
• Mary Ingles Highway (KY 8) – 7.07 mile point – Bridge deck restoration and waterproofing work is on the Mary Ingles Highway bridge over Locust Creek is in progress.
  
  
  Work will require a 24/7 single lane closure, with temporary traffic signals installed to guide traffic. Crews will shift traffic to the opposite lane once the first half of the bridge is complete.
  
  
  Weather permitting, the overall project has an expected completion date of early September.
  
  

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• Martha Layne Collins Boulevard (KY 2345) – 0.0 – 0.59 mile points – A resurfacing project on a portion of Martha Layne Collins Boulevard beginning at Alexandria Pike (U.S. 27) extending to Johns Hill Road (KY 3490) is nearing completion.

  Base failure repairs, thermoplastic striping and milling/paving operations on Martha Lay​ne Collins Boulevard are now complete.

  Traffic loop/radar installation still remains. 

  During working hours, a single lane closure will be in place (as needed) with flagger on-site to direct traffic through work zone.

  The project is expected to be completed by early September.
  

  
  
  

• Pooles Creek Road (KY 1998) – 0.0 – 1.73 mile points – A resurfacing project on Pooles Creek Road between AA Highway (KY 9) and Alexandria Pike (U.S. 27) is nearing completion.

  Milling/paving operations, thermoplastic striping and rumble strips are now complete. Traffic loop/radar installation still remains.

  During daytime working hours, a single lane closure will be in place (as needed) with flaggers on-site to direct traffic through the work zone.

  The project is expected to be completed by early September.​
  

• KY 2949 – 0.0 – 2.92 miles – A resurfacing project on KY 2949 from KY 1112 to U.S. 42 is nearing completion.
  
  

  Paving operations were completed on Thursday, Sept. 4. Final checklist items remain before the project can be completed. Motorists should expect flaggers during daytime working hours.
  
  

  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by mid-September.

  
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• I-71 – 38.8 – 53.4 mile points – A maintenance repair project is in progress on I-71 from the Trimble County line to the Gallatin County line.
  
  

  Crews have been hard at work addressing the roughest sections of pavement along this corridor. The most serious base failures have already been repaired, and contractors are now milling and resurfacing those problem spots to help reduce potholes and improve ride quality.
  
  

  Resurfacing work is expected to take place Sunday through Friday from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. requiring a single lane closure during working hours. All lanes will reopen at 8 a.m.
  
  

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  This is a maintenance repair project, not a full resurfacing of all lanes. These operations will be limited to the mainline interstate. Shoulders and on/off ramps will not be included with this project.
  
  

  A reduced speed limit of 55 MPH will be enforced throughout the work zone, with law enforcement on-site to ensure compliance.
  
  

  No lane closures will be permitted during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
  
  

  The project began on Friday, Aug. 8, with completion expected by Nov. 30, 2025. Learn more about the project here.​

  
  

  
  

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• Jonesville Road (KY 36) – A slide repair project on two sections of Jonesville Road began on Wednesday, Sept. 3.
  
  

  Crews will perform slide repairs at the following locations:

  Mile point 0.81: located just east of Folsom Jonesville Road (KY 1132)

  Mile point 5.02: located near Fords Mill Road
  
  

  A 24/7 single lane closure will be in place, with temporary traffic signals installed at each end of the work zone to guide traffic.
  
  

  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by the end of October.

  
  
• Cordova Road (KY 36) – 16.56 mile point – On Tuesday, Sept. 9, a maintenance project involving cross pipe repairs will begin. From 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., a full road closure will be in place at the 16.56 mile point. This location is between Oak Ridge Road and Ashbrook Road. Motorists should plan ahead and find an alternate route to avoid delays.
  
  Weather permitting, this project is expected to be completed on Tuesday, Sept. 9 at 3 p.m. KYTC will provide further updates if additional days of work are needed to complete the project.
  
  
• Simpson Ridge Road (KY 1995) – 3.83 – 5.98 mile points – A resurfacing project on Simpson Ridge Road from Heekin Road (KY 2937) to KY 36 is in progress.
  
  

  Base failure repairs have been completed. Milling operations are scheduled to begin on Wednesday, Sept. 10. Paving operations are expected to begin Thursday, Sept. 11. Flaggers will be on-site from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. to direct traffic around the work zone.

  
  

  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by early October.

  
  
  
• Gardnersville Road (KY 491) – 5.42 – 8.36 mile point – A resurfacing project on Gardnersville Road from North Fork Road to the Grant/Pendleton County line is in progress. Base failure repairs began on this stretch of road on Tuesday, Sept. 2.
  
  

  Milling and paving operations have not yet been scheduled. We will provide an update once the schedule is finalized.
  
  

  Once work begins, a single lane closure will be in place during daytime working hours of 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with flagg​​ers on-site to direct traffic.
  
  

  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by early October.

  
  
  
• KY 22 – 10.68 – 11.55 mile point – A diamond grinding and roadway improvement project on KY 22 between Warsaw Road (KY 467) and U.S. 25 is scheduled to begin on Sunday, Aug. 24. 
  
  
  Work will be completed in phases and include diamond grinding and grooving of pavement, partial depth pavement repairs, sidewalk and curb work, guardrail replacement, and installation of permanent striping and pavement markers. A new radar detection system will also be added at signalized intersections within the project limits, replacing embedded traffic loops. 
  
  
  Overnight single lane closures will be in place from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m., with one lane in each direction maintained at all times. Flaggers will be present when work is occurring in intersections.
  
  
  Some work items may also occur during non-peak daytime hours. To minimize traffic impacts, any daytime closures will be limited to the western portion of the project. All work requiring lane closures on the eastern portion will take place overnight.
  
  
  No lane closures will be in place during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
  
  
  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by Nov. 30, 2025.
  
  
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• KY 491 – 0.02 mile point – A bridge replacement project on the KY 491 crossing over Bullock Pen Creek between Rainbow Drive and KY 1942 is in progress.

  To accommodate the work, the bridge will be closed to traffic during construction beginning Monday, June 23. A signed detour will be in place to guide motorists around the closure.

  The contractor has provided an updated timeline for when the bridge is expected to reopen. The bridge is expected to open to motorists by Friday, Sept. 12. KYTC will provide updates if the opening is delayed. Additional work will continue throughout the project area following the reopening until all project tasks are complete.

  The project is expected to be completed by late September.​
  
  

• Elliston-Mt. Zion Road (KY 1942) – 1.76 mile point – A bridge replacement project on Elliston-Mt. Zion Road is in progress.

  The project involves removing the existing bridge deck and beams over Napoleon Branch Creek then setting new beams and constructing a new deck.

  To accommodate the work, the bridge was closed to traffic on Thursday, May 29. A signed detour will be in place to guide motorists around the closure.

  Once the new bridge is finished, the detour will be removed and the crossing will reopen to traffic. Additional work will continue throughout the project area following the reopening.

  Motorists are encouraged to follow posted signs and use caution in the area.

  The project is expected to be completed by October 2025.
  

  
  

• I-75 – 157.7 – 162.7 mile points – A resurfacing project on a five-mile stretch of I-75, from just south of Dry Ridge to just north of the Sherman Mt Zion Road (KY 1994) overpass is in progress.
  
  

  While most of the work is complete, including milling and paving operations, crews are wrapping up final tasks within the project limits. This work may require various traffic impacts as needed to complete the work.
  
  The on/off ramps at Exit 159 to KY 22 in Dry Ridge have been resurfaced as part of the project as well.
  

  
  
  The project is expected to be completed by Oct. 15, 2025. Learn more about the project here.​
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NO SIGNIFICANT TRAFFIC IMPACTS/PROJECTS AT THIS TIME.​

• Richardson Road (KY 1829) – 2.72 – 3.24 mile points – ​A maintenance project will take place on Monday, Sept. 8. Crews will close the road between Sherbourne Drive and Webster Road between the working hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.
  
  Residents living on/west of Sherbourne Drive can access their homes by using Turkeyfoot Road. Residents living on/east of Webster Road can access their homes using Madison Pike.
  
  Weather permitting, this project is expected to be completed Monday, Sept. 8 at 6 p.m. KYTC will advise if additional days are needed for the repair project.
  
  
• Green Road (KY 2043) – 3.35 – 3.40 mile points – Green Road near the 12800 block was reopened to traffic around 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 12,​ following completion of a culvert replacement project that required an extended road closure.
  
  
  During the closure, crews replaced the old culvert, repaved the roadway and restored a smooth driving surface. This work marked the final phase of a larger project that began last year, which included fence relocation, site clearing, waterline relocation and guardrail installation ahead of the culvert replacement.
  
  
  Please be aware of crews still in the area finishing up final tasks.
  
  
  The project is expected to be completed by mid-September. 

• Fowler Creek Road (KY 1486) –​ 3.28 –​ 4.44 mile points – ​A resurfacing project on Fowler Creek Road between the Fowler Creek Road Connector (KY 1486C) and Madison Pike (KY 3035) is nearing completion. Base failure repairs and milling/paving operations are now complete. Radar installation is the final task of the project.
  
  

• Whites Road (KY 1930) – 0.0 – 1.19 mile point – A resurfacing project on Whites Road from Decoursey Pike (KY 177) extending north to Locust Pike (1930) will begin on Wednesday, Sept. 3.

  Base failures were completed on Thursday, Sept. 4. 

  Milling and paving operations are expected to follow mid-September. Once scheduled, this work is expected to take place between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Motorists should expect a single lane closure. Flaggers will be on-site to direct traffic through the work zone.We will provide an update once that portion of the project is scheduled.

  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by late September.​
  

  
  

• Old Hands Pike/Waymans Branch Road (KY 3716) – 0.0 – 0.05 mile points – A Sanitary District 1 (SD1) sewer project will take place beginning Wednesday, Aug. 13. This project will include a two-month closure of Old Hands Pike/Waymans Branch Road from Madison Pike (KY 17) to Misty Lane. The closure will be in place 24/7.
  
  Access to nearby businesses will be maintained using a signed detour: KY 17 to Hands Pike (KY 1501), to Madison Pike (KY 3035), and back on to Old Hands Pike/Waymans Branch Road.
  
  This is a permits project approved by KYTC for SD1. Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed Oct. 13, 2025.
  
  

• Access to Royal Drive at Buttermilk Pike (KY 371) – 2.65 mile point – Beginning Friday, Dec. 13, access to Royal Drive at Buttermilk Pike will be closed to motorists until further notice for infrastructure construction and repair.

  A portion of Royal Drive will be restricted to construction traffic only, and detour signs will be posted to guide motorists. Local traffic should plan to use alternate routes.

  For further information about this project, please contact the City of Fort Mitchell​.
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• Bristow Road (KY 1303) – 0.0 – 0.92 mile point – A widening and safety improvement project on Bristow Road began in September 2024. Crews will be working on Bristow Road from the KY 536/KY 1303 intersection to the Beechgrove Elementary School.

  The project includes the following improvements:
  -Widening throughout the project area from two lanes of vehicular traffic, to four lanes to reduce congestion and improve traffic efficiency
  -A multi-use path will be built on both sides of Bristow Road to improve bicycle/pedestrian connectivity
  -Curb/gutter improvements along with storm sewer and drainage work. This work will greatly improve drainage in an area that has been prone to flooding

  Additionally, the project will eventually tie into a new roundabout at the KY 536 and KY 1303 intersection improving traffic flow, reducing congestion and increasing safety.
  
  A traffic shift took place on Wednesday, Aug. 20. This shift moved motorists to the new pavement from south of Beechgrove Drive (0.75 mile point) to north of Timber Lane (0.55 mile point). 
  

  This work may involve several traffic impacts for equipment moving in and out of the work zone. The project will require traffic switches, and other new traffic patterns. Prior to these occurring, KYTC will send out an updated press release, as well as a post on social media to inform the public. Message boards will also be in place to warn motorists of any upcoming traffic pattern changes.

  The project is expected to be completed Fall 2025. For more information on this project, visit our KY 536 website here​.
  
  

• Ernstbridge Road (CR 1021) – A bridge replacement project on Ernstbridge Road (CR 1021) is in progress. The existing bridge will remain open to traffic throughout construction, minimizing disruptions for motorists. However, travelers should expect occasional minor delays due to work in the area. The overall project has an expected completion date of Nov. 1, 2025.​
  
  

• Mt. Zion Road/Bristow Road (KY 536) –​ 0.96 –​ 2.5 mile points –​ ​A widening and safety improvement project on KY 536 is in progress. Crews will be working on KY 536 from west of the KY 1303 intersection, to west of Williamswoods Drive.
  
  The project includes the following improvements:
  ​-Widening throughout the project area from two lanes of vehicular traffic, to four lanes, to reduce congestion and improve traffic efficiency
  -A multi-use path will be built on both sides of KY 536 to improve bicycle/pedestrian connectivity
  -Curb/gutter improvements along with storm sewer and drainage work
  
  Additionally, two roundabouts will be built to improve traffic flow, reduce congestion and increase safety. These roundabouts will be located at the following intersections:
  -KY 536 and KY 1303
  -KY 536 and Hogrefe Road
  
  This work may involve several traffic impacts for equipment moving in and out of the work zone.
  
  The project will require traffic switches, and other new traffic patterns. Prior to these occurring, KYTC will send out an updated press release, as well as a post on social media to inform the public. Message boards will also be in place to warn motorists of any upcoming traffic ​pattern changes.
  
  The project is expected to be completed Spring 2027. Learn more about this project here.
  
  

NO SIGNIFICANT TRAFFIC IMPACTS/PROJECTS AT THIS TIME.

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• U.S. 27 – 14.7 – 14.9 mile points – A guardrail installation project on a portion of U.S. 27 near Country Club Drive will begin on Wednesday, Sept. 3.
  
  
  Crews will begin shoulder work on Wednesday, Sept. 3, utilizing a single lane closure during daytime working hours with flaggers on-site to direct traffic. Once shoulder work is complete, crews will begin installing new guardrail on this portion of U.S. 27.
  
  
  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by mid-September.
  
  
• Lennoxburg-Mt. Auburn Road (KY 10) – 6.10 – 7.83 mile points – A resurfacing project on Lennoxburg-Mt. Auburn Road from KY 159 to Fisher Road is in progress. A single lane closure will be in place during the daytime working hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.
  
  Flaggers will be on-site to guide traffic safely through the work zone. Once milling is completed in this area, crews will shift to Concord-Butler Road (KY 609) for similar operations (see below).
  
  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by Nov. 30, 2025.
  
  
• Concord-Butler Road (KY 609) – 0.0 – 1.92 mile points – A resurfacing project on Concord-Butler Road (KY 609) from KY 159 to Davis Road is in progress.
  
  A single lane closure will be in place during the daytime working hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Flaggers will be on-site to guide traffic safely through the work zone.
  
  Once paving is completed in this area, crews will shift to Center Ridge Road (KY 3184) for similar operations (see below).
  
  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by Nov. 30, 2025.
  
  
• Center Ridge Road (KY 3184) – 0.0 – 4.27 mile points – A resurfacing project on Center Ridge Road from KY 467 to KY 491 will begin once milling/paving operations have been completed on Concord-Butler Road (see above). KYTC will advise once this portion of the project has been scheduled.
  
  A single lane closure will be in place during the daytime working hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. Flaggers will be on-site to guide traffic safely through the work zone.
  
  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by Nov. 30, 2025.
  
  

• Lightfoot Fork Road (1657) – 6.1 mile point – A soil nail installation project on Lightfoot Fork Road (KY 1657) is in progress.

  Work will take place on Lightfoot Fork Road at mile point 6.1 between KY 467 and Ravenscraft Road. A 24/7 single lane closure will be in place, with temporary traffic signals installed at each end of the work zone to guide traffic.

  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by Monday, Sept. 8.​
  

  
  
• KY 159 – 2.87 – 4.66 mile points – A resurfacing project on KY 159 from Grimes Road extending north to the southern end of North Little Kincaid Creek bridge is nearing completion. 
  
  
  Milling/paving operations are now complete. Permanent striping and rumble strips still remain. Motorists should ​expect a single lane closure (as needed) with flaggers on-site to direct traffic through the work zone.
  
  
  Weather permitting, the project is expected to be completed by early September.