County accepts KDOP high-risk urban road materials grant for two intersections
Ellis County accepted a KDOP high-risk urban road grant to supply increased-size stop signs, thermoplastics and advance-warning materials for two intersections; the county has six months to install and will maintain the materials thereafter.
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Ellis County accepted a Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOP) high-risk urban road grant to upgrade signage and markings at two eligible locations, including oversized stop signs and thermoplastic pavement markings.
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