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Bridge work over Big Ditch expected to delay traffic along this west Wichita route - Vimarsana News

Bridge work over Big Ditch expected to delay traffic along this west Wichita route

Sep. 5—Sedgwick County will begin a major renovation on a Zoo Boulevard bridge that spans the Big Ditch on Sept. 11. During construction, which is expected to last a year,

Year-long bridge project in Wichita to begin next week - Vimarsana News

Year-long bridge project in Wichita to begin next week

A major bridge renovation project on Zoo Blvd. will be underway on September 11 and is expected to take about a year to complete, county officials said Tuesday.

Source: kake.com
Major bridge project may cause traffic headaches in northwest Wichita - Vimarsana News

Major bridge project may cause traffic headaches in northwest Wichita

A bridge linking northwest Wichita to the rest of the city needs major repairs and that could mean major traffic headaches for anyone who regularly travels over it.

Source: ksn.com
More west Kellogg lanes to close - Vimarsana News

More west Kellogg lanes to close

West Wichita drivers are already dealing with Kellogg lane closures just past West Street. Starting Monday, they will also face closed lanes on Kellogg between Maize Road and 119th Street West.

Source: ksn.com
Nearly $35 million approved for construction projects in Kansas - Vimarsana News

Nearly $35 million approved for construction projects in Kansas

TOPEKA (KSNT) – The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) approved nearly $35 million in bids for highway construction and maintenance projects throughout Kansas. Some of the bids include projects bundled based on proximity and type of work, according to a press release from KDOT. The process for approving bids took place May 24 in Topeka. […]

Source: ksnt.com