Erie County Engineer's Office

John D. Farschman, P.E., P.S., Erie County Engineer

Ensuring the safety of the traveling public is of paramount importance.    To that end we dedicate our knowledge, our efforts and our resources.

What We Do

The Erie County Engineer's Office maintains county roads, bridges and public drainage systems in the unincorporated parts of Erie County, Ohio. The Engineer's Office also provides engineering services for the nine townships of Erie County.

Meet Your County Engineer

Erie County Engineer John "Jack" D. Farschman, P.E., P.S., is currently serving his third term as county engineer. Through 2007, the county engineers have replaced and reconstructed 50 of Erie County's 129 bridges and has initiated over 254 miles of resurfacing, widening, and seal coat work on the county road system. He is a graduate of Ohio Northern University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Civil Engineering.

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News and Announcements

August 1, 2008
Berlin Township: Chapin Road to be closed between Hill Road and SR 113 until October 10, 2008, for bridge replacement work.