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(State Route 129) | |
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The Michael A. Fox Highway is a four-lane, limited-access, divided highway connecting the city of Hamilton to I-75 through Fairfield and Liberty townships. This 10.7 mile project begins at the former State Route 129/State Route 4 intersection in Hamilton and runs east between Princeton and Hamilton-Mason roads. Interchanges are located where the highway meets I-75, and at Bypass 4, State Route 747 and Cincinnati-Dayton Road. Construction of this long-awaited highway began in May 1998. With only 19 months of construction, the highway opened December 13, 1999 - eight months ahead of schedule. Excellent team work and great weather helped ensure the success of the project. Route 4 to Hampshire Drive, in Hamilton, and Cincinnati-Dayton road to I-75 opened in October. The highway has been a huge success. And not only with Butler County residents, but also with construction colleagues around the U.S. The highway has won all kinds of awards including:
Thanks to remarkable teamwork, dedication, and a united goal of producing a top-quality highway, the TID and its contractors have been tremendously successful. |
History of the highway |