Let’s Build Strong Ohio Communities!
For nearly 40 years, Ohioans have said “Yes” to investing in our communities through the State Capital Improvement Program. We’re asking voters to renew this program once again by voting YES on Issue 2 on Tuesday, May 6.
Here are just some of the many projects supported by the State Capital Improvement Program.
ROADS
Northwest - Lucas County
The Apple Blossom Farms and Bancroft Street Road Improvement Project in Springfield Township replaced the pavement for a dozen roads in the community. These roads were previously paved 30 years prior and were badly deteriorated.
BRIDGES
Northeast - Cuyahoga County
The West 130th Street Bridge Project rebuilt the bridge over the East Branch of Rocky River in the Cities of North Royalton and Strongsville and included a 12-foot-wide shared use path as an added benefit to pedestrians and trail users. This bridge, constructed in 1952, had significant deterioration.
WATER
Southwest – Montgomery County
The Greenhill & Hornwood Water Main Replacement Project replaced the water main which had significant excessive breaks and exceeded its useful life. It also replaced old fire hydrants to ensure firefighters have quick and easy access to effectively combat any blazes.
WASTEWATER
Southeast –Athens County
The Village of Chauncey Project replaced village sanitary sewers which had experienced numerous issues, including complete system failures that required emergency repairs. With poor ground conditions, the community lacked necessary equipment and personnel to make the repairs.
STORMWATER
Central - Licking County
The Vine and Linda Drainage Improvements Project in the City of Pataskala upgraded the ‘old’ portion of town by replacing deteriorated pipes and inlets. This project improved drainage on both sides of the road by properly channeling rainwater to prevent flooding and provided pedestrian safety with the addition of sidewalks.
Source: Ohio Public Works Commission, www.publicworks.ohio.gov
In the News
WTVG:‘Vital’ infrastructure program’s future in hands of Ohio voters (4/3/25)
TRIBUNE CHRONICLE: Back Issue 2 to strengthen infrastructure (3/29/25)
WBNS: Ohio voters to decide on $2.5 billion in funding for infrastructure projects in May election (4/11/25)
SPECTRUM NEWS:Local leaders urge support of multimillion infrastructure program (2/20/25)
RELEASE: Local government, business and labor leaders join forces, 2/11
ENDORSEMENT: The Plain Dealer
RELEASE: Support for Issue 2 continues to grow, 4/7
ENDORSEMENT: The Blade
Our supporters
A
Affiliated Construction Trades of Ohio (ACT Ohio)
Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study (AMATS)
American Council of Engineering Companies of Ohio
Associated General Contractors (AGC) of Ohio
Association of Ohio Drinking Water Agencies (AODWA)
Association of Ohio Metropolitan Wastewater Agencies (AOMWA)
B
Belomar Regional Council and Interstate Planning Commission
Brooke Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission
Buckeye Hills Regional Council
Buckeye State Sheriffs' Association
C
Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce
Central Midwest Carpenters Union
Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber
Clark County/Springfield Transportation Coordinating Committee
Cleveland Water Alliance
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Construction Employers Association
County Commissioners Association of Ohio
County Engineers Association of Ohio
Cuyahoga County Mayors and City Managers Association
D
Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce
EEastgate Regional Council of Governments
Erie Regional Planning Commission
F
Flexible Pavements of Ohio
FOR Ohio (Fix Our Roads Ohio)
G
Greater Akron Chamber of Commerce
Greater Cleveland Partnership
Greater Ohio Policy Center
I
International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 18
K
KYOVA Interstate Planning Commission
L
Laborers' District Council of Ohio
Licking County Planning Commission
Lima-Allen County Regional Planning Commission
Logan-Union-Champaign Regional Planning Commission
M
Mayors Association of Ohio
Maumee Valley Planning Organization
Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission
Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission
Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Council
Municipal Engineers Association of Ohio
N
Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency
Northeast Ohio Four County Regional Planning and Development Organization
Northeast Ohio Mayors and City Managers Association
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District
Northwest Ohio Economic Development Association (NORED)
O
Ohio AFL-CIO
Ohio Aggregates & Industrial Minerals Association
Ohio AgriBusiness Association
Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters
Ohio Association of Public Safety Directors
Ohio Association of Regional Councils
Ohio Business Roundtable
Ohio Cattlemen’s Association
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Chapter of the National Utility Contractors Association
Ohio Contractors Association
Ohio Concrete
Ohio Corn & Wheat Growers Association
Ohio Council of County Officials
Ohio Council of Retail Merchants
Ohio Economic Development Association
Ohio Environmental Council Action Fund
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio Home Builders Association
Ohio Hotel & Lodging Association
Ohio Insurance Institute
Ohio Manufacturers' Association
Ohio Mayors Alliance
Ohio Mid-Eastern Governments Association
Ohio Municipal League
Ohio Oil & Gas Association
Ohio Pork Council
Ohio Public Transit Association
Ohio Restaurant and Hospitality Alliance
Ohio Rural Development Alliance
Ohio Soybean Association
Ohio State Building & Construction Trades Council
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Township Association
Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission
Ohio Water Partnership
OKI Regional Council of Governments
R
Richland County Regional Planning Commission
S
Stark County Regional Planning Commission
T
Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments
Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce
W
Wood-Washington-Wirt Interstate Planning Commission
Y
Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber
Contact us.
You can get in touch with us at info@yes2buildohio.com