WELCOME TO CEAO
THE COUNTY ROAD TO SUCCESS AND THE BRIDGE TO THE FUTURE
Ohio County Engineers are responsible for 26,800 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 10-11, 2015
2015 Ohio Storm Water Management and Drainage Conference
Crowne Plaza North
Columbus, Ohio
April 15-16, 2015
2015 Bridge Workers, Supervisors & Engineers Conference & Trade Show
Deer Creek State Park Lodge
Mt. Sterling, Ohio
More News
Jeff Linkous, Clinton County Engineer,
named County Engineer of the Year
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This prestigious award is given annually and the Engineer is nominated and elected by peers. Congratulations Jeff!!
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Latest News
Slower winter gives city, county a break
CHILLICOTHE – Unlike last year at this time, when city, county and Ohio Department of Transportation road crews went to load up with road salt to deal with Monday’s snowfall, there was little concern about running out.
Ohio worker’s death creates urgency on inspecting NJ bridges
Aging infrastructure issues are well-known topics across the political landscape, as President Obama alluded to in his recent State of the Union address. Unfortunately, it takes a tragic incident such as the death of an Ohio construction worker in an overpass collapse to really grab the attention of officials.
Flooding waters on little bridge soaks up $25,000 in tax payers money
The “little” bridge on Tunnel Hill Road is causing “big” problems for those who live near it, and travel across it during a rain or winter storm.
