Roads & transportation in Kansas local government
What Kansas city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about roads & transportation — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
710 Kansas meetings since 2024 covered roads & transportation. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Kansas with the most roads & transportation activity
- Lyon County, KS (60)
- Miami County, KS (49)
- Wichita, KS (42)
- Finney County, KS (37)
- Newton, KS (34)
- Topeka, KS (29)
- Shawnee County, KS (27)
- Bel Aire, KS (26)
- Wichita County, KS (26)
- Pittsburg, KS (24)
- Olathe, KS (22)
- Riley County, KS (21)
Latest matching meetings
City Council to adopt new traffic and offense codes
The Osawatomie City Council will consider adopting updated traffic and criminal codes for 2026, and authorize the purchase of a replacement dump truck for the Street Department.
Spring Hill City Council to consider wastewater facility grant and sewer improvements
The City Council will review a request for a Kansas Water Office Grant to construct a new wastewater treatment facility. The body will also discuss sewer improvements for North Webster and various stormwater projects.
Council to consider bids for Skyview at Webb infrastructure project
The City Council will review bids for water, sewer, and street improvements at Skyview at Webb, Phase 1. Members will also consider an appropriations ordinance and improvements to 45th Street.
Council to approve $273,641.08 in warrants for July 20, 2026
The Marion City Council will approve the agenda, consent agenda, minutes of the July 6 meeting, and warrants totaling $273,641.08 along with payroll of $49,869.79. Financial reports for May, June, and the quarter will be presented. The council will discuss Resolution 26‑__: creating a hospital district in city…
Goddard City Council to review annexation and infrastructure designs
The City Council will discuss a resolution for the annexation of 18001 W Highway 54 and the preliminary design for Eberly Trails. The body is also considering a resolution for an RV at 611 N. Spruce and an amendment to the 10-Year CIP.
Commission will consider payment for extra costs on 5th Avenue widening
The McPherson County Board of Commissioners will review and approve routine items such as the agenda, meeting minutes, checks and claims, payroll, adds and abates, personnel matters, and general correspondence. Public input will be taken, followed by a presentation from Sheriff Jerry Montagne on two non‑elected…
Wichita Transit Advisory Board reviews abandoned bicycle procedures
The board is meeting to review the Abandoned Bicycles Procedure 4.10. The session also includes a report from Director Feist and a Q2 report.
Council considers road construction, tax incentives, and the 2027 budget
The City Council will consider a construction contract for N. Woodlawn Blvd. and tax abatements for Stone Creek Residences, LLC. The meeting also includes authorization for the publication of notices regarding the 2027 recommended budget.
Board seeks $36,000 for 12 façade improvement grants and reviews downtown projects
The Choose Newton Main Street Board will discuss a mission‑statement update, recap a Main Street America visit, and review promotion activities. It will consider a request for $36,000 to fund 12 façade improvement grants at the upcoming City Commission meeting. Project updates include a downtown sound system awaiting…
City Council sets maximum tax levy and approves $498,340 settlement
The Wichita City Council will set the maximum property tax levy for the city and its districts, and approve a $498,340 settlement for a claim. They will also consider several zoning changes, including a PUD for Blue Lake near West MacArthur and West Street, and approve contracts for the College Hill Neighborhood Plan…
County board to vote on tax increase beyond revenue neutral rate
The board will consider approving notices of intent to exceed the revenue neutral rate for the county and Rural Fire District #1, which would allow tax increases. Other business includes a resolution to appoint the Director of Environmental Health, a petition for road vacation, discussion of a motor grader and a City…
Public hearing and resolution to establish sewer benefit area
The Spring Hill City Council will hold a public hearing on the Northeast Sewer Benefit Area Low, then consider a resolution to establish a sewer system benefit area. Other actions include approving task orders for engineering design of the 223rd Street Loop Trail and construction materials testing for the 2026 street…
Council to adopt 2026 offense codes and authorize dump truck purchase
The city council will consider consent agenda items (pay applications, special event permits), then vote on two ordinances adopting the 2026 Uniform Public Offense Code and Standard Traffic Ordinance, and a resolution authorizing purchase of a replacement dump truck. No public hearings are scheduled. The meeting…
Public hearing on proposed East Carson Street Neighborhood Improvement District
The Committee on Hearings and Policy will hold a public hearing regarding Bill 2026-0518. This legislation proposes the establishment of an East Carson Street Improvement District to finance and manage specific area improvements.
County to consider Cisco renewal, 287th Street road reconstruction
The Board will consider approving the annual Cisco renewal for IT infrastructure and a Notice to Proceed for the 287th Street Road Reconstruction Project along with the 2026 Asphalt Corrective Maintenance Program. Consent items include approval of July 1 minutes and vouchers/payroll. A presentation will recognize Q2…
Basehor City Council to discuss 2027 budget and development plats
The City Council will review the 2027 city budget during a work session. The regular meeting includes several ordinances regarding subdivision final plats, school zone traffic updates, and rezoning requests.
Planning Commission continues review of 2027-2031 capital plan
The Planning Commission will continue its discussion of the City of Ottawa's five-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) for 2027-2031. The CIP includes projects across multiple departments, and the commission must determine conformity with the Comprehensive Plan before City Commission approval. A public hearing is…
Board considers setback and parking exceptions for local properties
The Board of Zoning Appeals will elect new officers and hold public hearings regarding two property exceptions. These requests involve reducing yard setbacks and decreasing required parking spaces.
Planning Commission to review commercial code changes and event space parking
The Planning Commission will consider a code amendment regarding permitted uses in the Commercial District and a site plan for a new parking lot. The body will also vote on adopting official commission bylaws.
Planning Commission to review site plans and final plat
The Prairie Village Planning Commission will review three site plans and a final plat for approval. The meeting will also include the approval of previous commission minutes.
Council to set public hearing on property tax exceeding revenue neutral rate
The Bel Aire City Council will consider a resolution to set a public hearing for September 1, 2026 on the city's intent to levy a property tax exceeding the revenue neutral rate. They will also vote on an appropriations ordinance totaling $1,533,157.08, change orders for street and multi-use path projects, and a…
Thomas County Commissioners to discuss 2027 budget requests and landfill fees
The Thomas County Board of County Commissioners will convene to discuss the 2027 budget requests for the Fair Board and discretionary funds. The meeting includes a discussion on an Information Technology position and advisory board recommendations regarding landfill tipping fees. The agenda also lists routine reports…
Commissioners to consider transfer station rate increase and health budget
The Board of Riley County Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on July 6, 2026, with a business agenda including a change order for the transfer station tipping floor, a highway use permit, and a plaza reservation. Key items for discussion are a proposed transfer station rate increase and a presentation of the…
Council to vote on resolution endorsing Main Street downtown program
The Phillipsburg City Council will meet on July 6, 2026, to vote on Resolution #361 endorsing participation in the Kansas Main Street Program for downtown revitalization and designating the Chamber of Commerce as the local organization. They will also approve Appropriation Ordinance #1055-06-26B to pay bills, review…
Marion City Council to review 2027 budget and Main Street repairs
The City Council will receive a presentation on the 2027 budget and discuss parking and utility studies for the Community Event Center. Members will take action on repairs to Main Street at Lincoln Street and an update regarding 202 E. Main St.
Council to consider exceeding revenue-neutral tax rate for 2027 budget
The City Council will discuss and potentially decide on the 2027 budget, including a consideration to exceed the revenue-neutral rate. They will also select a contractor for the S. Fifth St. stormwater design RFP and the 2026 street marking RFP. Appointments to fill vacancies on the Fox Hall & Cemetery Board and…
Goddard Council discusses new senior transportation guidelines and city business
The City Council will review guidelines for 'Goddard GO,' a new paratransit van service for seniors and residents with disabilities. Other agenda items include discussions on police station design, traffic modifications at 199th and Kellogg, and various local ordinances.
Consider entering negotiations for High Risk Rural Road project
The Lyon County Commission will consider approving negotiations with Kirkham Michael and Associates for design and construction of the High Risk Rural Road signing and striping project. Other business includes signing a resolution to declare dormant uncollected personal property taxes, receiving the 2025 audit…
Council to consider 2027 budgets that may exceed revenue neutral rate
The Governing Body will hold a public hearing on the 2026-2030 HUD Consolidated Action Plan (approx. $12M) and vote on resolutions to exceed the revenue neutral rate for both the City of Topeka and the Topeka Metro Transit Authority's 2027 budgets. They will also consider ordinances to amend building permit fee waiver…
Council to vote on Downtown Pittsburgh TRID Implementation Plan
The City Council will discuss Bill 2026-0531, a resolution to adopt the Downtown Pittsburgh Transit Revitalization Investment District (TRID) Implementation Plan and related agreements. The public hearing on this item was held on June 25, 2026. Council Member Khari Mosley requested the discussion. This meeting serves…
City Council considers budget shifts and bridge project funding
The Standing Committees will discuss several capital budget amendments and contract adjustments. The meeting includes reviews of infrastructure funding for the McArdle Bridge and various departmental invoices for approval.
Commission considers $73,906.68 allocation for Flint Hills Technical College
The Lyon County Commission will consider funding for Flint Hills Technical College and a vehicle upfit for the Sheriff's Office. The body will also receive information regarding road upgrades on Road W and Road 40.
Council to consider site plan for new high school CTE addition
The Spring Hill City Council will hold a regular meeting to consider several ordinances and agreements. Key actions include a site plan and conditional use permit for a new high school CTE addition, adoption of a municipal code update, and notification of intent to exceed the revenue neutral rate.
Council to vote on Huffman Dr. widening note sale, accessory dwelling, street bids
The Kechi City Council will consider a note sale resolution and contract for the Huffman Dr. and Kechi Rd widening project, a conditional use permit for an accessory dwelling, approval of street maintenance bids, and a developer agreement for Foreman Addition. Updates on the Playground Project and K-254 corridor are…
Board considers variance for narrower manufactured home at 1306 N. Wabash
The Board of Zoning Appeals will vote on three variance requests. One seeks to allow a manufactured home that is 18 feet wide instead of the required 22 feet, but staff recommends denial. The other two requests (reduced parking for a group residence and increased billboard height) have staff approval recommendations.
Council to hear Project Catalyst update, vote on utility franchise
The council will receive a community presentation and update on Project Catalyst from the development team. They will also vote on resolutions regarding a new franchise agreement with Evergy, a 2027 budget notice to the county clerk, and a KDOT transportation alternatives contract.
City Commission reviews quality of life sales tax planning and street plan
The Ottawa City Commission will hold a study session to discuss planning for a quality of life sales tax and a proposed street plan. Staff will present options and data for public review. No formal votes or binding actions are scheduled for this meeting.
Council to consider new vehicle ordinances and school zone traffic changes
The Council will vote on several ordinances regarding the use of recreational vehicles, golf carts, and mobility devices on city streets and trails. A work session is also scheduled to discuss updating the traffic schedule for Glenwood Ridge Elementary and the Early Learning Center.
City Council approves capital budget amendments and bridge project funding
The City Council will consider resolutions to amend capital budgets, authorize new agreements for the McArdle Bridge project, and approve the sale of tax-acquired properties.
Wichita City Council to vote on multiple code amendments and zoning changes
The City Council will consider a series of second-reading ordinances to amend city codes regarding criminal conduct, traffic safety, and zoning. The body is also reviewing several property acquisitions for drainage and road projects and approving infrastructure contracts.