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Miami County sets paving, pipe and road-sign schedules for August–September

Miami County Board of Commissioners · August 3, 2026

Summary

Highway Superintendent Chad Watson reported the chip-and-seal program is complete, paving is slated to begin Aug. 10 (weather permitting), pipe installations Aug. 4–5 and the Wabash Road project scheduled to start end of August with completion by the end of September 2026. Multiple roads were listed for paving.

Highway Superintendent Chad Watson told the commissioners the county's chip-and-seal program is finished for the year and that paving is scheduled to begin Aug. 10, 2026, weather permitting. He said two large pipe installations are planned Aug. 4–5, 2026 at 100 North and Eel River Cemetery Road, and the Wabash Road project is scheduled to start at the end of August with expected completion by the end of September 2026.

Watson listed roads planned for paving: Eel River Cemetery Road (300 North to the county line); 300 North (from 31 to Eel River Cemetery Road); 700 East (from Wabash Road to New 24); 550 South (100 to 200); and 950 (from 1400 to State Road 18). He said Orion is allowing local traffic through gates under conditions (no speeding or reckless driving) and that horse-and-buggy signage is to be installed on Macy Gilead Road within two weeks.

Provenance: Project schedule and operational details recorded in SEG 003–SEG 004 (topicintro/topfinish).

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