DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Motorists in a part of south Dayton will have to find an alternate route, as a portion of a busy road is closing for construction.
Lamme Road from Alex Bell Road to Bushwick Drive is projected to be closed to drivers starting on Monday, Jan. 23, for about nine months, according to the Montgomery County Engineer’s Office.
Montgomery County Engineer Paul Gruner tells 2 NEWS that while vehicular traffic will be prohibited in the construction area, pedestrian traffic will be allowed. Crews will be replacing the bridge over Holes Creek and replacing the traffic signal at the intersection of Alex Bell Road and Lamme Road, Gruner says.
The city of Moraine said in a social media post a detour route that drivers can use once at the intersection of Alex Bell Road and Lamme Road:
- Head west on Alex Bell Road
- Turn right on State Route 741
- Turn right on Stroop Road
- Turn right on Lamme Road
The office says in a release that they hope to have traffic re-opened before October 31.
For more information regarding the construction project, click here.
