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The City of Topeka is preparing to kick off the 2024 project season as part of the city’s
continued efforts to improve our infrastructure.
- City of Topeka announces 2024 Public Works project list
- TOPEKA, Kan. – The City of Topeka is preparing to kick off the 2024 project season as part of the city’s continued efforts to improve our infrastructure.
- Construction season typically starts in March or April, and runs through November, depending on weather. The city’s Public Works and Utilities departments work collaboratively on these projects, when applicable.
- Many of the scheduled projects for 2024 are mill and overlay, with some full-depth patching as needed. Exceptions include SW Huntoon St. and those slated for Ultrathin Bonded Asphalt Surface (UBAS). UBAS is thicker and more robust than microsurfacing and is a better choice for arterial roads.
- The following highlighted Public Works projects are slated for 2024:
- NE River Road – Mill and overlay with full-depth patching as needed
- SW Topeka Blvd. from SW 21st St. to SW 29th St. -– Mill and overlay with full-depth patching as needed
- Hi-Crest Neighborhood (Phase II) – Mill and overlay with full-depth patching as needed
- SW Roosevelt from SW 6
- th Ave. to SW 8
- th Ave. – Mill and overlay with full-depth patching as needed
- SW Huntoon St. from SW Gage Blvd. to SW Van Buren St. – Preliminary design concept only
- UBAS – SW 6th Ave. from SW MacVicar Ave. to SE Monroe St.
- SE Monroe St. from SE 6th Ave. to SE 10th Ave.
- SE Madison St. from SE 6th Ave. to SE 10th Ave.
Funding for the city’s Public Works projects are primarily supported through the citywide half-cent sales - tax.
- For more information about these projects, please visit https://www.topeka.org/publicworks/.
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Updated January 24, 2024
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