Jeremiah D. Upp, Engineer
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO
FAIRFIELD COUNTY, OHIO
Welcome to Fairfield County Engineer's Office, Lancaster, Ohio.
Abstract of Bids /
Awarded List
Bid Opportunities
Office Survey Info
• Checklist
Bridges Projects
Road Projects
Bridge Load Limits
Forms + Permits
• Right-Of-Way Policy
• Address Number Request
Public Safety:
Municipal Separate
Storm Sewer Sys.
Engineer's Office Staff
Responsibilities and Duties
Job Opportunities
Previous News
2015, 2014
Awarded List
Bid Opportunities
Office Survey Info
• Checklist
Bridges Projects
Road Projects
Bridge Load Limits
Forms + Permits
• Right-Of-Way Policy
• Address Number Request
Public Safety:
Municipal Separate
Storm Sewer Sys.
Engineer's Office Staff
Responsibilities and Duties
Job Opportunities
Previous News
2015, 2014
Engineer: Responsibilities and Duties
Fairfield County
Location Information:
Fairfield County Engineer's Office
3026 West Fair Avenue
Lancaster, OH 43130
(location information)
Contact / Hours:
P: 740-652-2300
F: 740-687-7055
Email: [email protected]
Monday-Friday: 7:00am - 3:30pm
ORDER COUNTY MAP
ANNUAL REPORTS
2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010
PUBLIC RECORDS POLICY
Records Policy and Fees
Fairfield County Engineer's Office
3026 West Fair Avenue
Lancaster, OH 43130
(location information)
Contact / Hours:
P: 740-652-2300
F: 740-687-7055
Email: [email protected]
Monday-Friday: 7:00am - 3:30pm
ORDER COUNTY MAP
ANNUAL REPORTS
2014, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010
PUBLIC RECORDS POLICY
Records Policy and Fees
The principal duties of the Fairfield County Engineer include the responsibility for all maintenance, repair, widening, resurfacing, traffic control, mowing, and snow removal of the 363+ miles of County Roads. The County Engineer is also responsible for the maintenance, inspection, and replacement of 342 bridges on County Roads as well as those on Township Roads in all unincorporated areas of the County. Additionally, the County Engineer is charged with the responsibility for certain bridges within municipalities, especially those along the State Highway system. Annual inspections are conducted and specific bridge condition reporting is required for each structure. Also, there are more than 2200 culverts on the county inventory which the Engineer must maintain, repair, or replace.
The principal duties of the Fairfield County Engineer include the responsibility for all maintenance, repair, widening, resurfacing, traffic control, mowing, and snow removal of the 363+ miles of County Roads. The County Engineer is also responsible for the maintenance, inspection, and replacement of 342 bridges on County Roads as well as those on Township Roads in all unincorporated areas of the County. Additionally, the County Engineer is charged with the responsibility for certain bridges within municipalities, especially those along the State Highway system. Annual inspections are conducted and specific bridge condition reporting is required for each structure. Also, there are more than 2200 culverts on the county inventory which the Engineer must maintain, repair, or replace.
The County Engineer acts, when requested, as engineering advisor to the Township Trustees for maintenance of their roads. In fact, he works with the Township Trustees and the Fairfield County Commissioners to carry out a wide variety of engineering duties. However, the County Engineer is specifically exempt from any duties involving public buildings. The Fairfield County Engineer participates in the Fairfield County Regional Planning Commission a member of its Technical Review Committee and the Transportation Committee. In unincorporated areas, the Fairfield County Engineer is also involved in establishment and maintenance of petitioned and assessed ditches.
The Fairfield County Engineer's Office maintains survey records and currently provides a rural house numbering system. The County Engineer also has a permit process for any work within the County Road right-of-way.
Professional Engineer (P.E.) & Professional Surveyor (P.S.)
In Ohio, only persons who are registered Professional Engineers and registered Professional Surveyors qualify for the Office of County Engineer. The County Engineer is an elective office with a four year term.
The County Engineer acts, when requested, as engineering advisor to the Township Trustees for maintenance of their roads. In fact, he works with the Township Trustees and the Fairfield County Commissioners to carry out a wide variety of engineering duties. However, the County Engineer is specifically exempt from any duties involving public buildings. The Fairfield County Engineer participates in the Fairfield County Regional Planning Commission a member of its Technical Review Committee and the Transportation Committee. In unincorporated areas, the Fairfield County Engineer is also involved in establishment and maintenance of petitioned and assessed ditches.
The Fairfield County Engineer's Office maintains survey records and currently provides a rural house numbering system. The County Engineer also has a permit process for any work within the County Road right-of-way.
Professional Engineer (P.E.) & Professional Surveyor (P.S.)
In Ohio, only persons who are registered Professional Engineers and registered Professional Surveyors qualify for the Office of County Engineer. The County Engineer is an elective office with a four year term.
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