Construction Updates
View construction, traffic and general project updates in and around the New Albany International Business Park, including road improvements and closures.
CURRENT CONSTRUCTION
July 2025 - Fall 2026
Construction of Noise Walls Along SR 161
ODOT began construction on eight noise walls along portions of SR 161 in New Albany.
Project Timeline Update

Intel announced in July 2025 that it is slowing construction for its two chip manufacturing plants. Intel has been a strong community partner for the City of New Albany since announcing its plans to build here, and the company has reiterated its full commitment to the project.

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Progress on the Intel Ohio One Site Infographic
Progress on the Ohio One site as of February 2025.
By the Numbers
Engineering statistics for the roads under construction near the Intel site.
Long-Term Construction
State Route 161 Improvements: Complete

A third lane has been added to each direction of State Route 161 from I-270 to U.S. 62, taking the road from four lanes to six. The extra lane of this heavily congested 6.3-mile portion will support anticipated traffic increases resulting from the large-scale economic development projects in the area.

Noise walls are in the process of being installed in select areas along the highway to mitigate sound impacts on nearby residents.

Phase 2 of Green Chapel Road Improvements: Spring - Winter 2026

Phase 2 of the project includes widening the stretch of the road between Clover Valley Road and US 62 from two to three lanes and making other improvements, including a community path parallel to the road.

In addition to the new lane, the project also includes a realignment of the intersection of Green Chapel Road and US 62 and new signals at the intersection. The project is scheduled to start in spring of 2026 and be completed in late 2026.

Download a PDF of the Scroll Plot →

The image above shows a sample section of Green Chapel Road and how it will be expanded from a two-lane road to a three-lane road.

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