K-18 Pedestrian Improvement Project 2026

City of Manhattan · August 7, 2026

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Ken Hayes, project coordinator for the City of Manhattan, introduced the K-18 Pedestrian Improvement Project on Fort Riley Boulevard and identified the meeting purpose: to describe planned pedestrian improvements along K-18 / Fort Riley Boulevard.

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Ken Hayes, project coordinator for the City of Manhattan, outlined the K-18 Pedestrian Improvement Project on Fort Riley Boulevard, describing sidewalk completion, a reconfigured intersection to address crashes and pedestrian safety, KDOT funding and management, and an August 2026 start with six months of work and lane impacts.

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