These County roads will be resurfaced in 2026

Kenton County Public Works will soon begin a series of roadway resurfacing projects designed to improve driving conditions and extend the lifespan of County-maintained roads.

The upcoming resurfacing program includes improvements to several roadways across Kenton County, helping ensure safer, smoother travel for residents, businesses and visitors.

Roadways scheduled for resurfacing include:

• Alexander Road (West)
• Alexander Road (East)
• George W. Bach Road
• James Drive
• Madison Pike
• Riggs Road
• St. Mary Road
• Trace Run Road
• Visalia Road

These projects are part of Kenton County’s ongoing commitment to maintaining critical infrastructure and preserving the quality of the County's transportation network. Roads selected for resurfacing are evaluated based on pavement condition, traffic volumes, maintenance history and overall roadway needs.

"Maintaining safe and reliable roadways is one of the most important services we provide to residents," said Kenton County Judge/Executive Kris Knochelmann. "These resurfacing projects represent a continued investment in our infrastructure and help ensure our transportation network remains safe and efficient for everyone who travels throughout Kenton County."

On Tuesday, June 30, the Fiscal Court approved Mago Construction Co. to complete the resurfacing work.

Construction schedules will be coordinated to minimize disruptions whenever possible. Motorists should expect temporary traffic impacts, including lane closures and minor delays in active work zones. Residents and commuters are encouraged to use caution and follow posted signage when traveling through construction areas.

All paving work is weather dependent and schedules may be adjusted due to rain or other unforeseen circumstances.