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TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DIVISION

1420 TRIPLETT BLVD.
Phone: (330) 375-2851
Fax: (330) 375-2307
email: Traffic
@AkronOhio.gov
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F Y I - TRAFFIC TIP OF THE DAY

4/12/2013
WON'T A 'TRAFFIC SIGNAL' REDUCE CRASHES AT OUR INTERSECTION? Traffic signals don't always prevent crashes. In many instances, the total number of crashes and injuries increase after they're installed. Where signals are used unnecessarily, the most common results are a reduction in right-angle collisions but an increase in total crashes, especially the rear-end type collision. In addition, pedestrians are often lulled into a false sense of security. In deciding whether a traffic signal will be an asset and not a liability, traffic engineers evaluate the following criteria: Does the number of vehicles on intersecting streets create confusion or congestion? Is traffic on the main street so heavy that drivers on the side street will try to cross when it is unsafe? Does the number of pedestrians trying to cross a busy main street create confusion, congestion or hazardous conditions? Does the number of school children crossing a street require special controls for their protection? If so, is a traffic signal the best solution? Will the installation of a signal allow for continuous, uniform traffic flow with a minimum number of vehicle stops? Does an intersection's crash history indicate that a signal will reduce the possibility of a collision? Traffic engineers compare the existing conditions against nationally accepted minimum standards established after many years of studies throughout the country. At intersections where standards have been met, the signals generally operate effectively with good public compliance. Where not met, compliance is generally reduced resulting in additional hazards. While a properly placed traffic signal improves the flow and decreases crashes, an unnecessary one can be a source of danger and annoyance to all who use an intersection: pedestrians, cyclists and drivers.

CONSTRUCTION ZONE TRAFFIC ALERT

STREETLOCATIONSTARTENDCODE

3rd AvenueBetween Kelly Avenue and Innovation Way9/17/20125/31/2013NA
 The 3rd Avenue bridge over The Little Cuyahoga River is closed to all traffic for replacement. Traffic detoured via Kelly Avenue, Goodyear Boulevard, Market Street and Innovation Way.

Cedar and BroadwayAt the Intersection5/9/20139/30/2013TM
 The right lane of Cedar Street approaching Broadway and the right lane of Broadway from Selle to Exchange will be closed to accommodate construction.

Memorial ParkwayWest of Hickory Street3/13/20135/31/2013TM
 Reduced to one lane for each direction at the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railway bridge over Memorial Parkway in preparation for replacement of the bridge.

North StreetBetween Valley Street and Goodwin Street4/19/20135/25/2013NA
 Closed to repair major damage to the roadway as a result of a water main break. The road will re-open when repairs are complete but the exact date is to be determined.

Thornton Street BridgeBetween Broadway and Wolf Ledges5/13/20138/1/2013NA
 As part of a bridge rehabilitation project, the City of Akron is willl close the Thornton Street Bridge over the CSX Railroad starting Monday, May 13th for approximately 60 calendar days. Detours will be posted. For eastbound Thornton St. traffic, the detour will utilize S. Main St., South St., Broadway St., Voris St., and Miami Street. For westbound Thornton St. traffic, the detour will utilize Wolf Ledges Pkwy., Voris St., and Broadway Street. The project includes new expansion joints, approach slabs, microsilica concrete overlay, and miscellaneous painting and concrete repairs. The overall project duration is 75 calendar days. For additional information, contact the Akron Engineering Bureau at 330-375-2355.

Wilbeth RoadFrom Dallas Avenue to Manchester Road2/25/20137/31/2013TM
 Partial length, full depth reconstrction and paving, including the removal of the concrete median. One lane of traffic will be maintained for each direction.

Code*
LA - Limited Access
NA - No Access (Detour Posted)
TM - Traffic Maintained
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NEWS RELEASES

Thornton Street Bridge Closure5/8/2013
As part of a bridge rehabilitation project, the City of Akron is planning to close the Thornton Street Bridge over the CSX Railroad starting Monday, May 13th for approximately 60 calendar days. Detours will be posted. For eastbound Thornton St. traffic, the detour will utilize S. Main St., South St., Broadway St., Voris St., and Miami Street. For westbound Thornton St. traffic, the detour will utilize Wolf Ledges Pkwy., Voris St., and Broadway Street. The project includes new expansion joints, approach slabs, microsilica concrete overlay, and miscellaneous painting and concrete repairs. The overall project duration is 75 calendar days. For additional information, contact the Akron Engineering Bureau at 330-375-2355.
CONTACT: Travis Capper, Project Co-ordinator @ 330-375-2355

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Highway Maintenance Division

1436 Triplett Blvd.
Phone: 330-375-2811
Fax: 330-375-2815
Email
: PublicWorks@AkronOhio.gov 

ON-LINE RESURFACING SCHEDULE

STREETLOCATIONSTARTENDCODE*DESCRIPTION
30th St SWfrom Sevilla to Waterloo9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
6thfrom Fuller to Kelly10/1/201210/10/2012LAGrinding and Paving
6th St SWfrom Maryland to Kenmore Blvd9/25/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Akron-Peninsulafrom 2064 AP Road to 45' of 1944 AP9/13/20129/20/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Allenfordfrom 7th St SW to East Dead End9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Annettafrom Lownsdale to White Pond9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Archwoodfrom Main to Beardsley9/29/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Ashwoodfrom Thurmont to Cul De Sac9/17/20129/27/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Baldwinfrom Quayle to Springfield Ctr Rd10/2/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Banburyfrom Burnham to Sandhurst9/17/20129/27/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Beaconfrom Spicer to Fountain10/9/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Belleflowerfrom Mistletoe to Bisson9/24/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Blandingfrom Evans to Home10/10/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Breezewoodfrom Thurmont to Cul De Sac9/18/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Collierfrom Corp Line Sn to Copley Rd9/20/201210/1/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Cordeliafrom Sevilla to Waterloo9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Crestwoodfrom Maple to Oakdale9/25/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Crownfrom Cloverdale to Hall9/25/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Dahlgrenfrom pavement change to Rosemary10/2/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Daytonfrom Tallmadge to Cuyahoga Falls Ave9/11/20129/18/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Diannafrom V Odom to Bisson9/24/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Dominionfrom Cul De Sac to N. Hawkins9/18/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Dopplerfrom Portage Path to Highland9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Eversfrom Memorial Pkwy to Aqueduct9/20/201210/1/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Hallfrom Maple to Crosby9/25/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Heights Viewfrom Dead End North to Eastland10/4/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Hiawathafrom Alton to N Dead End9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Hickoryfrom the pavement change to Howard Ct9/25/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Highwoodfrom Ridgeline to Akron-Peninsula9/13/20129/20/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Hobartfrom Seiberling to East Dead End10/2/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Hollibaughfrom West Dead End to Home10/10/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Hugueletfrom Goodyear to Sumatra10/4/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Idlewildfrom Alton to Garman9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Juniperfrom Riverside to Magolia9/12/20129/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Koerberfrom 7th St SW to East Dead End9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Kohlerfrom 30th St SW to 27th St SW9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Lansingfrom Triplett to Quayle10/3/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
LaRuefrom Tampa to Waterloo9/28/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Lelandfrom West Dead End to Canton10/3/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Lownsdalefrom Frank to Teeple9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Margatefrom Portage Path to Monmouth9/12/20129/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Marviewfrom Glenwood to York9/11/20129/18/2012LAGrinding and Paving
McKennafrom West Dead End to Alaho10/4/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Moodyfrom Tyro to Briner10/4/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Moorefrom Leora to Stanton10/1/201210/10/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Noblefrom Grand to Amelia9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
North Ridgefrom N Hampton to Highwood9/12/20129/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Norwayfrom Hillwood to Portage Path9/24/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Olivefrom Main to Butler9/11/20129/18/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Oneidafrom Alton to N. Dead End9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Parkfrom Summit to DE E of Prospect9/10/20129/17/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Perkinsfrom Expressway to Arch10/10/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Prospectfrom E Market to Perkins9/10/20129/17/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Quaylefrom Massillon to Hilbish10/2/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
RidgelineRidge to Highwood9/12/20129/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Robbinfrom 7th St SW to East Dead End9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Romneyfrom Banbury to Burnham9/17/20129/27/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Roselawnfrom McGowan to Excelsior10/9/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Sand Run Knollsfrom Sand Run Rd to E Corp Limit9/13/20129/20/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Sandhurstfrom Revere to Dead End East9/13/20129/20/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Savoyfrom Darrow to Alaho10/3/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Sevillafrom Cordelia to 28th St SW9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Stantonfrom Main to Curtis10/1/201210/10/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Stantonfrom Moore to Grant10/1/201210/10/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Stephensfrom Cramer to Spade10/3/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Stevensonfrom South Corp to Albrecht10/3/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Sumatrafrom Tonawanda to Dead End North10/4/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Tampafrom West Dead End to Wintergreen9/26/201210/8/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Teeplefrom Lownsdale to White Pond9/19/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Tryonfrom Home to Young10/10/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
W. Fairlawnfrom Ridgewood to W. Market9/18/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Waterloofrom West Corp to Cory Avenue from Cory Ave to Manchester9/27/201210/5/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Wellerfrom Home to Young10/10/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Wellingtonfrom Eastland to Hazel10/9/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Wellingtonfrom Eastland to Hazel10/4/201210/12/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Wheatonfrom E. Fairlawn to W. Market9/18/20129/28/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Williamsfrom Kent to Bank10/9/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Wolf Ledgesfrom University to Carroll9/10/20129/17/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Youngfrom Weller to Evans10/10/201210/19/2012LAGrinding and Paving
Code*
LA- Limited Access
NA- No Access (Detour Posted)
TM- Traffic Maintained

 

Utilities Services

565 Johnson Street
Phone: 330-375-2549
Fax: 330-375-2301
Email: DZwahlen
@AkronOhio.gov

UTILITIES SERVICES DISRUPTION SCHEDULE

STREETLOCATIONSTARTENDCODE*DESCRIPTION
Fountain St.Exchange to Crouse1/5/20093/2/2009TMWater Main Replacement
Gorge Blvd.Glenwood to Tallmadge12/1/20082/2/2009TMWater Main Replacement
Code*
LA- Limited Access
NA- No Access (Detour Posted)
TM- Traffic Maintained

 

 

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