Annual Reports

The Summit County Engineer's Office produces an annual report for the Summit County Council in accordance with Ohio Revised Code Section 5543.02. We make the reports available to the public online. The reports review the activities of the Engineer's office for each year, highlighting major infrastructure improvement projects, the maintenance of existing infrastructure, and overview the office's revenue and expenditures. 

2023 Annual Report

In accordance with the Ohio Revised Code Section 5543.02, the Summit County Engineer Alan Brubaker, P.E., P.S. respectfully submits the Summit County Engineer's (SCE) annual report for the year 2023. This report reviews the activities of this Office for 2023, highlighting major infrastructure improvement projects and the maintenance of our existing infrastructure. The office continues to be an active partner with the townships, cities, and villages in their efforts to update and improve local infrastructure systems.

Please see the full report below:

2022 Annual Report

2022 was a busy year for capital projects. Projects delayed by the pandemic in 2020 were built in 2022, making capital spending jump from $8 million to $11.6 million. The capital program will remain pretty active for the next two years because of the influx of bridge funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law that has made its way down to the County level. The Summit County Engineer's office has an additional approximately $6.2 million dollars coming in for bridge projects, however, we don't expect capital spending to remain as high as it was in 2021. 

SCE also made great strides in getting the expanded Surface Water Management District up and running. Contracts have been awarded for the study and design of many of the priority projects listed below. We have also finalized our agreement with the Summit Soil and Water Conservation District. They will be overseeing the County's MS4 program which is required by the Ohio EPA. 

Our revenue from the gas tax and license fees remained flat for 2022, however construction engineers were able to get an additional $7.5 million in reimbursements for previous projects, which made revenue look like it increased in 2022. However, those reimbursements are one time payments. 

Past Annual Reports

Check out the selection of past yearly reports we have provided below.