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Grant County OKs 20% match for KDOT shoulder project on Road 21
Summary
Commissioners agreed April 7 to accept a KDOT programming request to add 2' paved shoulders and a 6" edge line on Road 21 (K‑25 east 4.5 miles to Road O) for a $1,175,000 project in program year 2028, committing the county to a $233,000 local share.
The Grant County Board of County Commissioners on April 7 voted unanimously to accept a Kansas Department of Transportation programming request to add 2‑foot paved shoulders and a 6‑inch edge line to Road 21 from K‑25 east 4.5 miles to Road O. The project is programmed for year 2028 with a total cost of $1,175,000 and an 80/20 split; the county’s 20% match is $233,000.
Commissioner McGaughey moved to accept the project programming request and Commissioner Martin seconded the motion. Commissioners discussed the scope and confirmed funding responsibility; Public Works will follow up with required documentation to KDOT. The county’s commitment is for programming; actual construction scheduling and final funding arrangements will be determined through KDOT processes and future county budgeting.
