BATAVIA, Ohio — Road crews will mill and pave streets across Union Township, Batavia Township and the Village of Williamsburg this week as part of the Clermont County Engineer’s Office’s 2026 Road Resurfacing Program, the office said in a Facebook post.
The tentative schedule, released Monday, has crews milling Diane Drive, Danny Drive, Sycamore Drive and Melody Lane in Union Township on Monday, followed Tuesday by Powderhorn Drive, Williamsburg Court and Century Circle in the same township, according to the engineer’s office. Crews are expected to return to Union Township on Friday to pave Kitty Drive, Locust Drive and Sycamore Drive.
In Batavia Township, paving is scheduled Monday and Tuesday in the Lexington Run subdivision, with crews adding Easter Avenue and Post Creek to Tuesday’s work, the office said. Paving is set to continue Wednesday in the Post Woods Glen, Woods Mill, Brookside and Roselawn areas of the township.
Crews plan to pave Willow Street, 3rd Street and Hofmann Street in the Village of Williamsburg on Thursday, according to the schedule. Curb work is also expected to continue on Amelia-Olive Branch Road through Wednesday.
The engineer’s office cautioned that the dates and locations are tentative and could shift because of weather or other unforeseen conditions, and it asked drivers to use caution and watch for crews and equipment in work zones.
The 2026 Road Resurfacing Program is an annual effort by the Clermont County Engineer’s Office to mill and repave township, village and county roads throughout the county.
The information contained in this story was obtained from the Clermont County Engineer’s Office.