Summary
The city will apply for $750,000 in state funding to widen Chambersburg Road east of Bellefontaine Road to three lanes with curbs, water main, storm sewer, and a bike path. Construction wouldn't happen until 2028.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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- Last 30 days
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Discussed at 2 meetings in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
$4.25 million estimated construction cost; the city seeks $750,000 in OPWC funds including a $250,000 loan.
Drivers on the growing east side get a safer, less congested road with bike infrastructure.
About 30 property owners along the route will give up right-of-way and easements.
Mentions & discussions (6)
City Council Meeting — September 14, 2026
Council authorized applying for Ohio Public Works Commission funding for the Chambersburg Road widening east of Bellefontaine Road, targeted for 2028.
Council Work Session — September 8, 2026
The city will apply for $750,000 in state funding to widen Chambersburg Road east of Bellefontaine Road to three lanes with curbs, water main, storm sewer, and a bike path. Construction wouldn't happen until 2028.
Council Work Session — July 7, 2026
The city is hiring a firm to buy right-of-way for widening Chambersburg Road about 3,100 feet east, affecting roughly 30 property owners. Construction funding is still being sought.
Planning Commission — June 9, 2026
The Canal Heights Section 2 plat was coordinated with the Chambersburg widening project, which is out to bid and will be under construction this year.
Council Work Session — May 5, 2026
The city is moving to bid out the widening of Chambersburg Road from Old Troy Pike to the west corporate line — two to three lanes, with a bike path and sidewalk. It's about a $7 million project with $2.2 million in federal grant money, and construction should start late summer. Residents in Stony Creek, Quail Ridge and Lexington Place will keep access to their homes during construction.
City Council Meeting — February 9, 2026
Resident Eric Rose flagged the pothole-riddled stretch of Chambersburg Road between RipRap and Endicott that sits in Dayton's jurisdiction but is heavily used by Huber Heights commuters. Council and Montgomery County Commissioner Carolyn Rice discussed using relationships to push Dayton toward repaving.
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