CENTERVILLE — People will see construction barrels across part of Montgomery County for several weeks.
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The City of Centerville will start resurfacing roads as part of its annual pavement maintenance program, according to a city spokesperson.
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They will focus on several streets in the Yankee Trace neighborhood.
The city said on social media that “crews will mill and pave 14 streets over the next several weeks.”
This includes the following streets:
- Olde Georgetown Way
- Olde Haley Drive
- Cobblewood Court
- Heritage Lake Drive
- Winding Green Way
- Greenside Court
- Clubview Drive
- Vintage Lake Court
- Yankee Trace Drive (between Clubview Drive and Eagle Run Drive)
- Belle Terrace Place
- Putterview Way
- Eagle Run Drive
- Gardenwood Place
- Vintage Green Way
Crews will start milling pavement on Monday, June 1, with asphalt paving to follow around June 3, according to its website.
Traffic flaggers will help get cars safely through work zones.
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