Commission approves amended bid for bleachers
ROBERT PIERCE
• Leader & Times
As of Monday, the Kansas Department of Transportation had not announced what projects would be funded under the state’s High Risk Rural Roads (HRRR) program.
That was the news from C.W. Harper of Kirkham Michael, the firm hired by Seward County to address road issues in the county. Harper did say, though, there will likely be seven projects funded under the program this year, one in each district, and he felt one of Seward County’s projects stood a good chance of beng funded.
“They’re larger projects, which would be a good indicator for us, as ours is a larger project,” he said at Monday’s county commission meeting. “Seward County has not used HRRR funds in the past, and pretty much all the other district’s six counties have. I’m holding out strong hope we have a good chance of being the selected project.”