Please be advised of the following Road Closure in the City of Medina: West Union Street

Please be advised of the following Road Closure in the City of Medina:

Starting at 7:00AM Wednesday, July 15, 2026 until 5:00PM Friday, July 24, 2026. W. Union Street in the City of Medina, Ohio

Closure Limits: N. Elmwood Avenue to N. Court Street

This closure is in conjunction with the City of Medina US 42 resurfacing project. The concrete pavement within the intersection of W. Union Street and N. Court Street is being
replaced. Local access for all properties within the closure limits will be maintained at all times. Detours and barricades will be set up and maintained throughout the closure period.
This work is weather dependent and the closure may be extended if weather conditions so dictate. We apologize for this inconvenience.
Thank you for your cooperation, please feel free to contact the City of Medina (330) 725-8861 with any questions or comments.

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