K-156 Hodgeman County Project

Project description

The K-156 project was identified as a regional priority at Local Consult meetings in 2018. The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) responded with practical improvements which address long-term safety and mobility concerns along this well-traveled highway and key freight corridor.

The K-156 Hodgeman County project will rehabilitate the existing pavement and add shoulders to approximately 15 miles of K-156 from four miles west of the U.S. 283 junction in Jetmore to 228 Road north of Hanston.

The project is one of five Modernization and Expansion highway projects in southwest Kansas that have been committed to construction as part of the Eisenhower Legacy Transportation Program (IKE). The project is in the IKE Construction Pipeline with the construction letting planned for fall of 2023.

Project Details

Project Name K-156 Hodgeman County Project
Project Number KA-5802-01
Location K-156: 4 miles west of the U.S. 283 junction in Jetmore to 228 Road north of Hanston

Description Rehabilitates pavement and adds shoulders to K-156 in Hodgeman County from 4 miles west of Jetmore east to Hanston.
Length 15 miles
Construction Cost $12 million

Public Meetings

  • Date - Oct. 27, 2021
  • Time - 4:30pm to 6:30pm
  • Location - King Center in Jetmore
  • Public Comment Period - Oct. 27, 2021 to Dec. 14, 2021

  • Agenda - The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) held a public meeting for the K-156 Hodgeman County project on Wednesday, October 27 at the King Center in Jetmore (312 Main Street). The public was invited to attend the open house style meeting anytime between 4:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. The meeting provided an opportunity to view exhibits and maps of the proposed improvement, provide input and speak one-on one with project staff.

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MATERIALS

Information presented at the most recent public meeting is available below for those unable to attend.

Who to Contact

Jacob Deiter, PE
IKE PMC Transportation Project Manager
816-652-2600
jacob.deiter@ks.gov

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