Rjcw greenville & speg rehab

On June 17, 2025, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) a Formula Grant totaling $2,460,050 under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205). This award supports the rehabilitation and maintenance of two critical rail infrastructure corridors in Ohio: the Greenville Line and the Spencerville-Elgin Line.

The project deliverables include comprehensive track rehabilitation across fourteen miles of rail infrastructure. On the Greenville Line, eight miles of track between mileposts 4 and 12 will undergo rehabilitation involving replacement of 6,500 ties, ballast distribution, and surfacing. The Spencerville-Elgin Line rehabilitation encompasses six miles of track between mileposts 62-64 and 67-71, which includes replacement of 4,800 ties, ballast distribution, and surfacing. These infrastructure improvements enhance transportation safety, preserve existing assets, and support multimodal transportation connectivity across Ohio's transportation network.

Project description

The greenville line portion of the project spans eight miles between mileposts 4 ¿ 12. Work includes replacement of 6,500 ties, distribution of ballast, and surfacing. Work along the spencerville-elgin line consists of six miles of rehab between mileposts 62-64 and 67-71. Work includes replacement of 4,800 ties, distribution of ballast, and surfacing.