SAN US20 33.26 reconstruction

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) a Formula Grant totaling $4,049,070.81 on July 7, 2025, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205). The grant funds full-depth pavement reconstruction of U.S. Route 20 in Ohio, extending from west of Grove Street to the Sandusky County line at Southwest Street. In addition to roadway reconstruction, the project encompasses storm sewer repairs, curb replacements, upgrading of deficient curb ramps to meet accessibility standards, and installation of a left-turn lane with associated traffic signal updates.

This project exemplifies the Highway Planning and Construction program's focus on highway preservation, safety enhancements, and accessibility improvements on public roadways. As the state's primary transportation authority, ODOT administers federal highway funds apportioned to Ohio and manages project development, design, environmental review, and construction oversight in accordance with federal requirements and state priorities. The scope of work addresses both structural pavement needs and multimodal transportation improvements designed to enhance safety and accessibility for all users.

Project description

Full depth pavement reconstruction of US20 from west of grove ST to sandusky county line at southwest ST, including needed storm sewer repairs, curb replacements, upgrading deficient curb ramps, and addition of a left-turn lane with associated signal update.