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Kearney adopts 1‑and‑6‑year street plan; projects include Avenue A reconstruction and signal near Sunrise Middle School
Summary
The City Council adopted the 1‑and‑6‑year street improvement plan, endorsing projects for 2026 and years 2–6 including reconstruction of Avenue A adjacent to Good Samaritan Hospital, a traffic signal and turn lane at 40th and Avenue N near Sunrise Middle School, and the central trunk storm sewer project slated for later years.
The Kearney City Council adopted the city’s 1‑and‑6‑year street improvement plan after a public hearing and staff presentation from City Engineer Luke Dutcher.
Dutcher said the document lists projects the city intends to carry out in the coming year (2026) and in years two through six, and serves to show the state how the city is using highway allocation dollars. "This is a kind of just a way to to show the state how we're spending highway allocation dollars," Dutcher said.
Major projects highlighted for 2026 include reconstruction of Avenue A along the east side of Good Samaritan Hospital (from 30th Street First North…
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