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The Engineering Department has many construction projects throughout the City of Huber Heights. Please check for updates on the latest projects listed below. If you have any questions or concerns, please call the Engineering Department at (937) 237-5810.
Updated 1/29/26
Roadway Improvements to Brandt Pike (S.R. 201) at the Carriage Trails Intersection are near completion. Installation of the signal heads is the only item left to complete. The City awarded a contract to Integrity Contractors to complete the project. Brandt Pike is being widened to provide a safer access and exit from Carriage Trails Parkway. The only improvement left is the installation of a new mast arm traffic signal. The delivery time for the mast arms and poles is expected to be December 15, 2025, and the project is still scheduled to be completed by the end of this year.
Updated 01/29/2026
LETTERS TO AFFECTED RESIDENTS WERE SENT OUT IN THE FALL. IF THE RESIDENT DECIDED TO DO THE CONCRETE WORK THEMSELVES, THEN THEY WILL BE PART OF THE SPRING REPLACEMENT PROJECT.
See the Typical Schedule Below for the Next Step of the Program.
The Huber Heights Engineering Division has begun another year of the City's annual Sidewalk Repair and Replacement Program. The Sidewalk Program begins in the year prior to the start of the program when the Engineering Division selects an area of the city to perform the work.
- A City Inspector will make an initial inspection and will place markings on the sidewalk.
- The City Engineer will then make a final determination as to what work needs to be accomplished.
- The citizens in the selected area will then be sent a letter in the fall of the year prior to the start of the program. The letter will describe the program and what steps are to be taken to get the repairs completed. There are two choices presented, the first option for getting the work completed is for the homeowner to hire a private contractor to make the repairs to the lot.
- The City will provide a list of contractors that are currently bonded with the City. Once a contractor is chosen, they must apply for a permit prior to the work getting started.
- During the construction, City inspections must be made before and after any concrete is put in place. All work for this option should be completed by December 31st of the year prior to the start of the program. If the work does not get completed, the City will make the repairs with the program the following spring.
- The second option is to do nothing, wait until the spring, and allow the City to include your property in the City's bidding process and have the City's contractor perform the work on your behalf.
- The City will provide an estimated amount for the construction work.
- After the City hires a contractor and the work is completed, you will receive a bill in the summer for the actual amount of the work completed which includes a 10% administrative fee (2% paid by the City).
- You may choose to pay the bill by the specified date or have the bill assessed to your property taxes and have the payments spread out over a 5 year period.
- All bills placed on the property records will incur additional charges of interest and county collection fees for the entire 5 years.
The 2026 Sidewalk Program is located east of Brandt Pike just south of Taylorsville Road. The streets in this year's program are as follows:
- Belle Plain Drive: 7101 to 7407 Belle Plain Drive
- Biscayne Court: 7380 to 7450 Biscayne Court
- Caribe Place: 7134 to 7147 Caribe Place
- Carmelita Drive: 7200 to 7337 Carmelita Drive
- Cayuga Court: 7122 to 7135 Cayuga Court
- Charlesworth Drive: 7206 to 7312 Charlesworth
- Chatlake Drive: 7100 to 7513 Chatlake Drive
- Cedar Knolls Drive: 7261 to 7495 Cedar Knolls Drive
- Cronk Drive: 7100 to 7160 Cronk Drive
Typical Schedule for the City's Yearly Sidewalk Program:
July – Sidewalk Program begins for the following year’s program. The Assistant City Engineer marks the sidewalk for the area of the City that was chosen for the program.
August – Letters are sent to all affected property owners in the program to let them know that we have marked their sidewalk and that in needs to be repaired.
September 1st – Residents should have received their letters letting them know that they can hire their own contractor or do nothing and let the City replace the concrete the following Spring.
December 31st – Deadline the residents are told in the letter to finish their concrete work if they hire their own contractor or do it themselves (that’s 120 days).
February – City bids out the remaining concrete work for all of the marked sidewalk and drive approaches that residents did not replace themselves.
March 15th – Actual deadline for residents to finish their concrete work if they hire their own contractor. The City allows the hired contractor to finish the concrete work by March 15th as long as they obtained a Right-of-Way permit by December 31st.
Early April – Sidewalk replacement begins by the City’s contractor for the residents that didn’t do it themselves. The Assistant City Engineer does inspection on all of the sidewalk work.
June – City’s contractor completes the program
July – Invoices will be sent out to complete the program. The City starts over and begins next year’s program
If there are questions concerning this program, please contact the Huber Heights Engineering Division at (937) 233-1423.
Sidewalk Repairs – Examples of Cracked and Uneven Sidewalk and Drive Approaches
The attachment shows pictures of sidewalk and drive approaches that are cracked and uneven. These are examples of what is marked by the City in areas of the yearly Sidewalk Program. The concrete sidewalk and drive approaches located in the street right-of-way are the property owner’s responsibility to replace when cracks develop. The property owner can replace the concrete at any time by obtaining a
Right-of-Way Permit.
Updated 1/29/26
Phase II is in progress. M&T Excavating has completed work for the water main replacement on Pineview Drive, Kirkview Drive, and Leawood Drive. They will be moving to the Monday Villas area next.
The water main for this project will be replaced on several different streets in the Huber Heights area that have had numerous water main breaks over the last few years. The locations of the replacements include: Phase II - Kirkview Drive, Leawood Drive, Menlo Way, Luton Court, and portions of Pineview Drive, Monday Villas, Troy Manor Road, and Leycross Drive. The new pipe will be installed by trenching in the street and the work will include new fire hydrants and water valves. The old water main will be abandoned. (Replacement map is attached)
Water Main Replacement Projects Typical Order of Events:
1) Residents located within the project area are notified by letter or door hanger.
2) Underground utilities are located by OUPS (Ohio Utility Protection Service).
3) Excavate roadway for inserting new water valves and hot taps in preparation for connecting to the existing water mains).
4) Water main trench is milled within the roadway at the water main location.
5) Trench is excavated for installation of water main.
6) New water main is installed in the excavated trench along with water valves and fire hydrants.
7) Trenches are backfilled with gravel.
8) New water main is filled with water.
9) Pressure test is performed on the water main to check for leaks.
10) Water main is flushed at the fire hydrant.
11) Water main is disinfected.
12) Two consecutive bacteria samples are collected.
13) Complete remaining tie-ins from old water main to new water main.
14) Move all water service lines from the existing water main to new water main.
15) Replace asphalt over trenches.
16) Replace concrete curb, sidewalk, and drive approaches that were removed.
17) Replace and repair grass areas with topsoil and grass seed.
18) Final clean up and sweeping of affected roadway areas.
2025 Water Main Replacement Map
Updated 1/29/26
Information for this year's program will be coming soon.
Updated 1/29/26
The City of Huber Heights and our partner, Veolia, are launching a comprehensive, city-wide water meter replacement project to modernize our water infrastructure. This three-year initiative, set to conclude by December 31, 2027, will ensure more accurate billing and enhance our ability to detect leaks.
Project Scope and Benefits
Over the next three years, Veolia will replace approximately 17,000 end-of-life water meters throughout the city. We are upgrading our system from the current Automated Meter Reading (AMR) technology to a state-of-the-art Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). This new AMI system allows for a secure, two-way flow of information between your meter and the city's water utility.
The benefits of this upgrade include:
- Greater Accuracy: Eliminates manual reading errors for more precise billing.
- Early Leak Detection: Real-time data helps identify potential leaks on your property quickly, saving water and money.
- Improved Efficiency: Enhances the reliability and security of our entire water network.
Project Timeline and Map
The replacement program will be conducted in phases across different neighborhoods. If you're concerned about which section we are currently working in, please contact Veolia.
The Installation Process
Our goal is to make the installation process as smooth and non-disruptive as possible.
Residential Customers: Veolia installation crews will arrive at your address and attempt to notify you before beginning work. The water will be shut off for a short period, typically around 15 minutes, while the old meter is replaced with the new one. Water service will be restored immediately after the new meter is installed.
Commercial Customers: All commercial and business meter replacements will be scheduled in advance to minimize any impact on your operations.
Future Customer Portal: My360**
As part of this upgrade, the city plans to launch the Neptune® My360™ customer portal. This powerful tool will allow residents to proactively monitor water consumption, set usage alerts, and receive real-time notifications for potential leaks.
**Please note that the My360 portal is scheduled to come online in early 2026. Its full features will only be available to customers whose properties have been upgraded with the new AMI water meters.
We appreciate your cooperation as we work to build a more resilient and efficient water system for the future of Huber Heights.
This project is for the realignment of Powell Road located approximately 2,500' west of Old Troy Pike, just west of the Community Center. The realignment of the two-lane road will eliminate the two sharp curves and spread the curves out to make them easier to drive and make them ODOT standard for 35 mph roadway. The roadway will remain a two-lane road within the realignment.
The work will include removing approximately 600' to 700' feet of existing roadway, realigning the road with new pavement, and relocating side ditches on each side of the road. It will also include removing and replacing existing drive approaches.
The contractor for this project is Intrgrity Contractors.
Information coming soon!