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Topeka approves street, stormwater and levee projects and a new sewer-cleaning truck
Summary
The Topeka governing body approved multiple public works projects and a replacement sewer-cleaning machine on June 3, 2025, authorizing construction this year on neighborhood streets, stormwater repairs and levee work and approving a $551,000 equipment purchase with anticipated trade‑in value.
The Topeka governing body on June 3 approved several public infrastructure projects and a fleet replacement that city staff said are scheduled for construction and delivery in 2025.
The package included pavement reconstruction and stormwater and waterline work in the Central Highland Park neighborhood, a mill-and-overlay project in the Westwood neighborhood, replacement work on the Soldier Creek levee unit and the purchase of a new sewer-cleaning machine for the wastewater fleet.
The projects matter because they affect neighborhood driving conditions, stormwater conveyance and flood protection and the city’s ability to maintain sewer lines without delaying service. "This project consists of pavement…
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