Bowling Green, Ohio
The Northwestern Water and Sewer District (The District) delivers water and sewer services to over 19,000 customers in Wood, Sandusky, and Hancock counties. Although many of our projects are performed underground, our utility work can impact roads throughout our service area. The District will announce updates when additional projects are under contract. Updates and additions are highlighted in bold and underlined.
Henry County, Damascus Township – Hydrant Replacement
Hydrant maintenance in various locations in Damascus Township is now complete.
Millbury – Sewer Lining
Through October, short-term intermittent lane restrictions are possible throughout the Village of Millbury for sewer lining. Project complete: November. Project investment: $840,000.
Northwood – East Broadway Water Valve Installation
Through October, shoulder restrictions are possible on Wales and Andrus Roads for water valve installation. Project complete: October. Project investment: $480,000.
Northwood/Perrysburg & Lake Townships – Water Main Installation
Water main and restoration work on Tracy and McNerney Roads is now complete. Additionally, the water main work on Oregon Road and Caple Boulevard is now complete. Project investment: $155,000.
Perrysburg Township – Sanitary Sewer Improvements
Through August, short-term intermittent lane restrictions are possible throughout Perrysburg Township for restoration. Project complete: August. Project investment: $998,000.
Rossford – Sewer Lining Project
Through August, watch for shoulder restrictions and construction crews on roads north of Eagle Point Road for sewer lining. Project complete: August. Project investment: $767,000.
Troy Township – Waterline Installation
Effective, August 26 through November, lane restrictions are possible on Pemberville Road, from US 23 to SR 582 for waterline installation at the NSG facility. Project complete: November. Project investment: $760,000.
Weston – Meter/Meter Pit Relocation
Through October, short-term water service shut-offs and pressure fluctuations are possible in various locations throughout the Village of Weston for meter pit relocation: Project complete: November. Project investment: $303,000