Kansas Department of Transportation

A resurfacing project is underway on a portion of K-25 in Thomas and Logan counties.

The Kansas Department of Transportation project involves milling and overlaying on a 12-mile portion of the highway starting at the U.S. 40 junction and ending near County Road I. Construction crews will also patch areas of pavement between County Road I and the south city limits of Colby.

Traffic through the areas where crews are actively working will be directed by flaggers and a pilot car. Motorists should plan for delays of 15 minutes or less during daylight hours.&nbsp; KDOT expects work to be complete in early November, conditions permitting.&nbsp;

Bettis Asphalt and Construction, of Topeka, is the primary contractor for the $2.1 million project. For more information, contact KDOT Area Construction Manager Todd Anderson at 785-953-6011 or todd.anderson@ks.gov.

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 </figure>Kansas Department of TransportationA resurfacing project is underway on a portion of K-25 in Thomas and Logan counties.The Kansas Department of Transportation project involves milling and overlaying on a 12-mile portion of the highway starting at the U.S. 40 junction and ending near County Road I. Construction crews will also patch areas of pavement between County Road I and the south city limits of Colby.Traffic through the areas where crews are actively working will be directed by flaggers and a pilot car. Motorists should plan for delays of 15 minutes or less during daylight hours.&nbsp; KDOT expects work to be complete in early November, conditions permitting.&nbsp;Bettis Asphalt and Construction, of Topeka, is the primary contractor for the $2.1 million project. For more information, contact KDOT Area Construction Manager Todd Anderson at 785-953-6011 or todd.anderson@ks.gov.

K-25 resurfacing project underway south of Colby