Symmes Township, Ohio – From Nov. 10 at 5 PM through Nov. 12 at 5 PM (weather permitting), a sanitary sewer will be installed along East Kemper Road between Loveland-Madeira Road and Twightwee Road in Symmes Township. The contractor’s detour route will be Loveland-Madeira Road — West Loveland Avenue — South Riverside Avenue to East Kemper Road — and vice versa. If you have questions, please contact the Hamilton County Engineer’s Office at (513) 946-8430.
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East Kemper to close August 11-19
Symmes Township, Ohio – The Hamilton County Engineer’s Office is planning an emergency repair to a county-maintained culvert on East Kemper Road.
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Rain closes Loveland roads
The Little Miami River at 9:15 PM at the Loveland Canoe and Kayak
Loveland, Ohio (9:14 PM) – Heavy rain has caused the Little Miami River to overflow onto Karl Brown Way, East Broadway, East Kemper Road, and Cones Road.
The National Weather Service is now reporting higher than the previously expected crest of the river, now at nearly 19′ in Milford, before the river level begins to fall tomorrow. The flood stage in Milford is 17′.
The other nearest measuring station is at Kings Mills and there it is predicted to reach 18.5′, also higher than previously predicted only a few hours ago.
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[UP-DATE] East Kemper Road closure
The Hamilton County Engineer has delayed this project two days. The project will now begin on December 15 and end on December 17.
Symmes Township, Ohio – Begining December 13 and through December 15 (weather permiting), East Kemper Road will be closed between Loveland Madeira Road and Twightee Road to repair a bridge.
The detour route will be from Loveland Madeira Road to West Loveland Avenue to Riverside Drive to East Kemper Road and vice versa.
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East Kemper Road closure
Symmes Township, Ohio – Begining December 13 and through December 15 (weather permiting), East Kemper Road will be closed between Loveland Madeira Road and Twightee Road to repair a bridge.
The detour route will be from Loveland Madeira Road to West Loveland Avenue to Riverside Drive to East Kemper Road and vice versa.
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Loveland manhunt leads to arrest
Pictured above is Loveland Police Chief Sean Rahe at a command Center he set up in the Linda Cox Parking lot in Historic Downtown.
Loveland, Ohio – A manhunt unfolded yesterday from Downtown Loveland into Miami Township that yielded results leading to the arrest of a man wanted on a felony warrant for domestic violence.
The pursuit started around 6 PM in Loveland when a Loveland officer spotted the suspect, as a passenger vehicle.
This photo was taken around 8 PM last evening across the road from Miami Riverview Park near to where the suspect was later apprehended. Loveland Magazine asked Loveland Police Chief Sean Rahe around 8 PM for an update when the search from Historic Downtown Loveland into Miami Township seemed to be winding down.
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Rahe told Loveland Magazine today, “We did catch him about 9:20 PM” near Miami Riverview Park. The park is at 587 Branch Hill Loveland Road.
Police from many jurisdictions assisted: Hamilton Township, Mason, Montgomery, Clermont County Sheriff, and Miami Township. Police canines searched along the Loveland Bike Trail as well as nearby subdivisions and neighborhoods.
The search centered around the Loveland Bike Trail going South from Historic Downtown Loveland toward Branch Hill.cccMany police were also stationed on the opposite bank of the river on East Kemper Road.dddOfficers on bikes also assisted.ccc
This photo was taken around 8 PM last evening across the road from Miami Riverview Park near to where the suspect was later apprehended. According to two eyewitnesses at the Loveland Farmer’s Market, the car sped dangerously into the Linda Cox Parking lot while the market was in session. A market volunteer called 911 because of the dangerous driving and because 4 people ran from the car, through the parking lot, and South into the wooded area.dd
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East Kemper in Loveland closed because of high water
Loveland, Ohio – East Kemper Road at the 200 block is closed because of high water from the Little Miami River. Currently Karl Brown Way at the R.R. underpass is open.
The National Weather Service says the current level of the Little Miami at Milford is 15′ with a forecast of 16.8′. The flood stage in Milford is 17′ where minor flooding would be expected.
The Little Miami River from the 200 block of Kemper Road at 10 AM on February 12, 2019.
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Construction to close E. Kemper for 2 hours on Thursday
Loveland, Ohio – East Kemper Road will be closed for two (2) hours on Thursday to accommodate concrete trucks at the project site where road repairs are being made. The time frame will be from Noon to 2 PM according to City Manager Dave Kennedy.
Detour signs will be installed to re-direct traffic.
Due to the need to make emergency road repairs along near 278 East Kemper Road and the corporation limits, the roadway was reduced to one lane on Monday, June 25th. The complete construction job will last approximately two weeks.
The roadway has failed because of erosion on the bank of the Little Miami River.
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E. Kemper closed due to rising water
Loveland, Ohio – East Kemper Road near the 10098 block (Northeast of Victor Avenue) is currently closed to traffic because of rising waters from the Little Miami River.
Karl Brown Way and E. Broadway in Historic Downtown are currently open, however will certainly close because of the rapidly rising water.
The National Weather Service in Wilmington has issued a “Flood Warning” that is in effect from April 3, 1:47 PM EDT until April 4, 4:15 PM EDT.
TodayShowers and thunderstorms likely, mainly after 5pm. Some of the storms could be severe. Cloudy, with a high near 71. South wind 13 to 18 mph, with gusts as high as 34 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible.TonightShowers and thunderstorms before 1am, then a chance of showers. Some of the storms could be severe. Low around 38. Breezy, with a south wind 17 to 20 mph becoming west after midnight. Winds could gust as high as 32 mph. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New rainfall amounts between a half and three quarters of an inch possible.The Little Miami is expected to reach near “Moderate Flood Stage” at midnight and to reach “Flood Stage” at Kings Mills.Hazardous Weather Outlook
Hazardous Weather Outlook National Weather Service Wilmington OH 1031 AM EDT Tue Apr 3 2018 INZ073>075-080-KYZ089>100-OHZ077>082-088-041445- Ripley-Dearborn-Ohio-Switzerland-Carroll-Gallatin-Boone-Kenton- Campbell-Owen-Grant-Pendleton-Bracken-Robertson-Mason-Lewis-Hamilton- Clermont-Brown-Highland-Adams-Pike-Scioto- 1031 AM EDT Tue Apr 3 2018 This Hazardous Weather Outlook is for Southeast Indiana, Northeast Kentucky, Northern Kentucky, South Central Ohio and Southwest Ohio. .DAY ONE...Today and Tonight. Wind gusts to 35 MPH will be possible this afternoon and evening. Thunderstorms will develop this afternoon and evening, and some severe storms are expected. These storms will be capable of producing damaging wind, large hail, tornadoes, and heavy rainfall. The most likely timing for severe weather will be between 5PM and 2AM. .DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Wednesday through Monday. Wind gusts of 30-35 MPH will be possible early Wednesday morning.
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[Photo Album] Minor flooding closes Cones Road, East Kemper Road, and Karl Brown/East Broadway
One driver drove his Jeep into the flood waters in the 300 block of East Kemper Road and the occupants had to swim to safety. The automobile remained almost completely submerged overnight and the driver was cited by the Loveland Police because he ignored “Road Closed” signs.
KASICH ISSUES EMERGENCY DECLARATION TO SUPPORT 17 COUNTIES IMPACTED BY FLOODING ALONG OHIO RIVER
Loveland, Ohio – By 7:30 AM the Little Miami River had already crested overnight and begun falling by about 2 feet. Minor flooding was observed in low-lying areas. Cones Road, East Kemper Road, and Karl Brown/East Broadway roads remain closed to traffic.
These photos were taken between 7:30 and 8:30 AM Sunday morning.
Along East Kemper Road. 
Along East Kemper Road. 
One driver drove his Jeep into the flood waters in the 300 block of East Kemper Road and the occupants had to swim to safety. The automobile remained almost completely submerged overnight and the driver was cited by the Loveland Police because he ignored “Road Closed” signs. 
Along East Kemper Road. 
Along East Kemper Road. 
Photo taken on Lyons Road. 
The Linda Cox Trailside Parking lot. 
East Broadway Street and Loveland Canoe and Kayak. 
The Linda Cox Trailside Parking lot. 
East Broadway Street and Loveland Canoe and Kayak. 
East Broadway Street and Loveland Canoe and Kayak. 
Taken from Riverside/Kemper looking at East Broadway Street and Loveland Canoe and Kayak. 
Along East Kemper Road. 
The parking lot at the Fraternal Order of Eagles on Karl Brown Way. 
Along Cones Road and the Loveland Bike Trail 
Along Cones Road and the Loveland Bike Trail 
Photo taken on Lyons Road. 
Photo taken at 129 N. Riverside Drive. 
Photo taken at 129 N. Riverside Drive. 
Photo taken at 129 N. Riverside Drive. KASICH ISSUES EMERGENCY DECLARATION TO SUPPORT 17 COUNTIES IMPACTED BY FLOODING ALONG OHIO RIVER
Declaration Includes Activating National Guard; With Worsening Conditions Ahead, Additional Counties Will Be Added to Emergency Declaration as Needed
COLUMBUS – Today Gov. John R. Kasich issued an emergency declaration for 17 counties along the Ohio River and in southern Ohio due to dangerous conditions resulting from severe storms and heavy rain. An emergency declaration allows the governor to use state resources, including activating the National Guard, to help local officials keep Ohioans safe.
Impacted counties include Adams, Athens, Belmont, Brown, Clermont, Columbiana, Gallia, Hamilton, Hocking, Jackson, Jefferson, Lawrence, Monroe, Meigs, Muskingum, Scioto and Washington.
“Ohioans do a good job of looking out for each other and we’re doing it again now also. Teams at the local level are hard at work and state teams have been coordinating with them and supporting them over the past week. As the weather and flooding is expected to get worse we’re staying ahead of things by taking our readiness up to the next level and declaring an emergency where we expect the worst conditions. We’ll quickly add to those areas as it’s needed. I urge people to stay safe by staying informed, not taking any chances and checking in on your neighbors, especially seniors and families with young kids. Call your local city, county or Red Cross if there’s anyone who needs help. We’ll get through this as we always do, by working together,” said Kasich.
A copy of Kasich’s declaration is available HERE.
So far, Ohio storm and flood preparation efforts include deploying National Guard troops in response to local requests to help install floodgates along floodwalls. Other efforts include:
- Providing water pumps to Scioto and Lawrence counties
- Holding coordination calls with National Weather Service and state and local response partners
- Installing flood gates in the City of Portsmouth
- Providing situation awareness reports to federal, state and local partners
- Delivering sandbags to Athens County