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THE COUNTY ROAD TO SUCCESS AND THE BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE
Ohio County Engineers are responsible for 26,900 bridges and 29,088 miles of urban and rural roadways that are vital to the combined growth of jobs and prosperity in the state of Ohio.
"ALL TRAVEL STARTS AND ENDS ON A LOCAL ROAD"
Since 1940, the County Engineers Association of Ohio has worked to unify its members in providing the highest quality transportation, drainage, surveying and land record keeping services. From the safe and efficient movement of people, goods and services to continuing land development needs, CEAO strives to construct solutions for many challenges to Ohio's local infrastructure.
And, job number one is the traveling safety of our constituents and the visiting, traveling public.
Upcoming Events
March 11-12, 2014
2014 Ohio Storm Water Management and Drainage Conference
Crowne Plaza North
Columbus, Ohio
April 9-10, 2014
2014 Ohio Bridge Workers, Supervisors & Engineers Conference & Trade Show
Deer Creek State Park Lodge
Mr. Sterling, Ohio
More News
Introducing the County Bridge Partnership Program
Governor Kasich, Senator Tim Schaffer, Representative Cheryl Grossman, CEAO Executive Director Fredrick Pausch, CEAO Legislative Consultant Michael Evans and six Ohio County Engineers at the County Bridge Partnership Program press conference.
Click HERE for a complete news release from ODOT
Latest News
MODEL ROADWAY USE AND MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT FOR HORIZONTAL DRILLING PROJECTS AND INFRASTRUCTURE
Attorney General Opinion Re: RUMAs / Richland County Prosecuting Attorney Request
Members in the News
Dwindling salt supplies concern county engineers
URBANA — Local county engineers were thankful Monday for the small amount of snow over the weekend, preserving dwindling street salt supplies. “I was very happy with the weather we did get,” Clark County Engineer Jonathan Burr said. Burr was especially pleased that the county avoided the freezing rain. Ice causes much more concern in a salt-supply shortage. “You can’t plow it, you have to melt it,” Burr said. The sunshine the county saw Monday helped the chances of avoiding a re-freeze today, he said.
