KDOT outlines US‑69 corridor study, public engagement and next steps
Kansas Department of Transportation representatives told the Crawford County Board that a US‑69 study covering about 18 miles received nearly 500 open‑house attendees and 350 survey responses; KDOT said safety and mobility rose to the top of community priorities and that concept proposals will follow in the new year.
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Kansas Department of Transportation Deputy Secretary Vanessa Lammer presented the scope and public engagement results for a US‑69 corridor study in Crawford County, saying the study area runs roughly 18 miles from East 650th Avenue north of Arma to US‑69/K‑103. She said close to 500 people attended open houses and more than 350 surveys were completed during two rounds of engagement earlier in the year.
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