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Governor Laura Kelly and Transportation Secretary Calvin Reed have announced $5.3 million in funding for 11 key transportation projects across Kansas through the Kansas Department of Transportation’s (KDOT) Spring 2025 Cost Share Program. Combined with nearly $3 million in local matching funds, the investment will total over $8 million for infrastructure improvements aimed at boosting safety, strengthening local economies, and improving connectivity.
The Cost Share Program supports both rural and urban communities by funding projects that enhance safety, reduce congestion, support job growth, and expand access and mobility. It is a central part of Governor Kelly’s 10-year bipartisan Eisenhower Legacy Transportation Program (IKE).
Since launching in Fall 2019, the program has awarded over $157 million in state funding for 197 projects statewide, generating an additional $128 million in local contributions.
Spring 2025 Cost Share recipients are:
- City of Cimarron – Cimarron Sidewalk Improvements
- City of Conway Springs – Asphalt Street Improvements
- City of Danville – Ryan Avenue Improvements
- City of Elkhart – Elkhart Street and Sidewalk Repair
- City of Eudora – Main and 10th Street Improvements
- City of Junction City – Washington Street Bridge Rehab
- City of Moundridge – South Christian Avenue Pavement Preservation Project
- City of Ness City – Mulberry Street Box Replacement
- City of Pleasanton – Street Improvements Project – Phase 1
- City of Pratt – Maple Street Bridge Projects
- Sherman County – Road 64.2 Resurfacing
View a map of the 11 Cost Share projects.
Learn more about KDOT’s Cost Share program.
