Traffic Shifts Planned on West Stroop Road for Water Valve Work
Montgomery County Environmental Service is implementing traffic shifts on West Stroop Road starting Monday, October 26, for pre-digging operations and water valve installation. The work, affecting areas near Lamme Road and Kettering Boulevard, will shift eastbound and westbound traffic to…
Dayton, OH, October 23, 2026 —
Montgomery County Environmental Service plans to shift traffic on West Stroop Road beginning Monday, October 26, as crews carry out pre-digging operations and install a water valve. The work will affect areas near Lamme Road and Kettering Boulevard.
During the traffic shift, eastbound and westbound vehicles will be directed to the outside lanes. One lane will remain open in each direction, according to the information provided about the project.
The announcement does not specify how long the traffic shifts or the work will last. It also does not provide work hours, a project completion date, or details about possible changes to access near the affected roads. The year associated with the October 26 start date was not provided.
No additional information was provided about the scope of the pre-digging operations, the water valve installation schedule, or whether further traffic changes are planned. The stated arrangement is limited to shifting both directions of traffic to the outside lanes while keeping one lane open each way.
Motorists traveling through the area near Lamme Road and Kettering Boulevard should expect the described lane configuration to begin on the stated date. Further project details, including the duration of the work, were not included in the announcement.
Story summarized from the original created by Steve Mehaffie, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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