22 municipalities will receive $5.2 million in funding for road projects over the next two years

Media Contact: Jennifer Ciaccia | 216-250-5863, jciaccia@cuyahogacounty.gov

CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OH – Cuyahoga County is working to make roads smoother and safer for residents and repairs more affordable for municipalities. Through the County Road 50/50 Funding Program, more than $5.2 million will support roadway improvements in 22 communities, pending Cuyahoga County Council approval. The projects totaling nearly $17.7 million will enhance safety, improve communities, and strengthen local infrastructure.

“Our roads keep our communities connected, helping residents reach jobs, schools, and essential services,” said Cuyahoga County Executive Chris Ronayne. “We are committed to supporting our municipalities in providing safer, more reliable roadways because well-maintained infrastructure is essential to daily life and to the overall quality of life in Cuyahoga County.”

The program helps municipalities cover the costs for infrastructure projects by offering a 50/50% cost split between the County and the municipality, up to a maximum County match of $250,000. The program accepts project proposals every two years, and this selection covers projects planned for construction in 2027-2028.

“Our goal is to work alongside municipalities to identify projects that will have the greatest impact on public safety, traffic flow, and mobility,” said Cuyahoga County Director of Public Works Michael Dever. “In doing so, we are able to move projects forward that are most beneficial to residents and visitors.”

County Road 50/50 Funding Program Awards for 2027-2028

• Bay Village – Wolf Road
• Beachwood- Fairmont Boulevard
• Bedford – Solon Road
• Bedford Heights – Bartlett Road
• Brooklyn – Ridge Road
• Brooklyn Heights – Tuxedo Avenue
• East Cleveland – Eddy Road
• Fairview Park – Westwood Avenue
• Garfield Heights – Granger Road
• Glenwillow – Pettibone Road
• Highland Hills – Harvard Road
• Independence – Rockside Road
• Lyndhurst – Cedar Road
• Maple Heights – Schreiber Road
• Middleburg Heights – West 130^th Street
• Newburgh Heights – Harvard Avenue
• Oakwood Village – Broadway Avenue
• Parma – West 130^th Street
• Parma Heights – West Ridgewood Drive
• Richmond Heights – White Road
• Solon – Miles Road
• South Euclid – South Belvoir Boulevard

Legislation for the 2027-2028 awards will be introduced to County Council on Tuesday, July 21 at its regular meeting.