COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT – WATER SYSTEM UPDATE August 2025  Since our last update in June, the Village has continued work on critical water system issues. We engaged AECOM (www.aecom.com) —a global engineering firm specializing in water infrastructure—to assist with two priorities: GIS (Geographic Information System) Site Analysis – Evaluating potential water storage sites across the Village, considering...
The existing water mains on Park Road, Holly Hill, and Drewry Farm Lane have been experiencing numerous breaks and are in need of replacement. The Village has budgeted $60,000 for surveying and engineering their replacement in 2025, with construction planned for 2026.
On April 10, 2024 the USEPA released regulations for new limits of several PFAS compounds in drinking water, with compliance required by 2029. PFOS has been detected in the drinking water supplied by Indian Hill Water Works at a level around 14 parts per trillion (ppt), which is above the upcoming USEPA limit of 4...
The Indian Hill Water Works system has a single elevated water storage tank, as well as underground storage (which depend on the operation of booster pumps to utilize them). The existing half million-gallon water tower located on Miami Rd. is under-sized, inadequately elevated, and at the end of its useful life as it is nearly...
The last remaining phase of roof replacement at the Public Works complex was budgeted at $500,300. For cost savings for the Village, the 2024 re-roofing contract included an option for the Village to award a contract in 2025 for the final phase of roofing if the contractor agrees to extend the same unit rates from...
The former picnic shelter at Radio Range Park on Indian Hill Rd. was removed by Public Works due to its poor condition and safety risks. The Village has budgeted $80,000 to install a replacement shelter in the same location as the previous one. The Village is being awarded a $48,000 Nature Works reimbursement grant from...
A section of the roadway pavement on Varner Rd., approximately 1,000 LF east of Walton Creek Rd. is experiencing settlement and stress cracking, early signs of soil subgrade movement. The Village has a budget of $336,600 to perform geotechnical testing in the area, engineering design, and construction of a pier wall extension to stabilize the...
The Village of Indian Hill was awarded $1,410,000 in Water Resource Restoration Sponsor Program (WRRSP) funding from the Ohio EPA to restore a portion of Sycamore Creek as well as perform reforestation, invasives removal, and habitat enhancement in the vicinity. The project limits are on Village-owned property along Loveland Madeira Road from approximately Spooky Hollow...
The budget for the 2025 road program is $1,200,000. The Village’s funding application to Hamilton County requesting $66,300 of Municipal Road Funds (MRF) was successful. This brings the total project budget to $1,266,300. The project was awarded to John R. Jurgensen. Street paving list is as follows: Muchmore Road Muchmore Point Crabtree Lane Sentinel Ridge...
The Village of Indian Hill has several projects happening to improve our public infrastructure. Visit this page often to keep up to date on major milestone accomplishments as well as notifications about construction impacts to traffic.
