Beginning Oct. 6, weather permitting, crews will repaint dozens of light poles along several roads. Work is scheduled from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with additional areas to be completed throughout October.
Lane closures are not anticipated to occur during this work.
Light poles will be painted Oct. 6 – Oct. 10:
- Discovery Boulevard: between Wall Street and Perimeter Drive
- Wall Street: between Discovery Boulevard / Perimeter Drive
- Post Road: heading south to Commerce Parkway
- Coffman Park Drive: between Downpatrick Drive and Emerald Parkway (including the parking lot of Coffman Park)
- Emerald Parkway: between Coffman Road heading south to US-33.
- Muirfield Drive: between Cormorant Drive and Dunabbey Loop
- Mitchell Dewitt Road: between Oak Meadow Drive and Brand Round Roundabout
- Brand Road: fom the Brand Road roundabout east to Abbie Glen Boulevard
- Hyland Croy Road: between Brand Road roundabout Tullymore Drive
- Hard Road: between Riverside Drive and Riverside Wood Bouelvard.
Light poles will be painted Oct. 12-Oct. 17:
- Crosby Court: between SR-161 and Crosby Court
- SR-161: between Cosgray Road and Heritage Boulevard (SR-161 Roundabout)
- Industrial Parkway: between Memorial Drive and SR-161 Roundabout
- University Boulevard: between SR-161 and the entry to the parking lot at the Dublin Integrated Education Center
- Woerner Temple Road: between Avery Road and east of Parkwood place to I-270
- Emerald Parkway: North of Shier Rings Road to south of Glendon Court and the Emerald Parkway Roundabout
- Parkwood Place: between Emerald Parkway and Woerner Temple Road
- Blazer Parkway: between Frantz Road and Tuttle Crossing Boulevard
- Tuttle Crossing Boulevard: between Wilcox Road and Hirth Road
- Rings Road: between Frantz Road and west of Atrium Parkway to I-270
- Tuttle Road: between Belfield Drive and Frantz Road
- Limestone Ridge Drive: between Dublin Road and Wuertz Court
- Sells Alley: (Historic Dublin parking lot) between Franklin Street and Mill Lane
- Sells Alley (Historic Dublin parking lot): between Mill Lane and South High Street
The paint acts as a protective layer, preventing rot and other damage, which helps extend the lifespan of the poles. This maintenance can prevent costly replacements in the future. Additionally, well-maintained light poles contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal for both residents and visitors.
For questions, please contact Infrastructure Asset Technician Shawn Shipman at 614.410.4702 or sshipman@dublin.oh.us.
