WELCOME TO CEAO
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
April 29-30, 2014
2014 Ohio Traffic, Safety & Roadway Conference & Trade Show
Crowne Plaza North
Columbus, Ohio
June 4, 2014
CEAO Member Golf Outing
11:00 am Registration/Lunch, 12 Noon Shotgun Start, 5:00pm Dinner
Golf Club of Dublin
Dublin, Ohio
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2014 CEAO Scholarship
The CEAO Board of Directors has established a scholarship program for Civil Engineering and/or Surveying students attending school in the State of Ohio. The intent of the Board is to increase awareness of the County Engineering profession and to encourage students and current county employees to become registered both as a Professional Engineer and as a Professional Surveyor.
2014 CEAO Scholarship Information and Application
Please return the completed application along with
your supporting documentation by May 15, 2014 to:
County Engineers Association of Ohio
6500 Busch Blvd. Suite 100
Columbus, OH 43229-1738
Attention: Scholarship Committee
Latest News
Ohio brings home the hardware from the NACE Annual Conference (National Association of County Engineers) just held in Baton Rouge
Dean C. Ringle, P.E., P.S. (left) was awarded the 2013 Urban County Engineer of the Year.
Also, Bradley Foster, P.E. (right) was awarded the 2013 Program/Project Manager of the Year.
Both are from Franklin County.
Members in the News
Roads, bridges, water systems, taxpayers all win with Issue 1
Issue 1, the only statewide ballot question in the May 6 primary, has a lot riding on it — not the least of which are Ohioans’ personal safety and comfort traveling on our winter-ravaged pockmarked roads. Without the money provided by Issue 1, a three-decade-old program that funds road, bridge and other public-works projects, only 2 miles of the 10 miles of freshly paved roadways in Mahoning County could have been tackled in 2013, according to Patrick Ginnetti, Mahoning County engineer and a member of the Ohio Public Works Commission that allocates state dollars to local projects. “This [Issue 1] is our lifeblood. Without it, we could never do what we do” in improving the infrastructure in the Valley, Ginnetti said.
