The Kansas Department of Transportation plans to start a resurfacing project on a portion of U.S. 24 in Graham and Rooks counties the week of July 27.

Work will consist of a chip seal on 23 miles of the highway starting at the K-18 junction and ending near the west Stockton city limits. Traffic will be controlled by flaggers and a pilot car during daylight hours, and motorists should anticipate minor delays not to exceed 15 minutes.

KDOT expects work to be completed by the first week of August, weather permitting.

<a>Circle C Paving and Construction of Goddard is the primary contractor for the $862,000 project. For more information, contact KDOT area construction engineer Jim Riener at 785-543-2163 or&nbsp;</a><a href="mailto:jim.riener@ks.gov">jim.riener@ks.gov</a>.

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 </figure>KDOTThe Kansas Department of Transportation plans to start a resurfacing project on a portion of U.S. 24 in Graham and Rooks counties the week of July 27.Work will consist of a chip seal on 23 miles of the highway starting at the K-18 junction and ending near the west Stockton city limits. Traffic will be controlled by flaggers and a pilot car during daylight hours, and motorists should anticipate minor delays not to exceed 15 minutes.KDOT expects work to be completed by the first week of August, weather permitting.<a>Circle C Paving and Construction of Goddard is the primary contractor for the $862,000 project. For more information, contact KDOT area construction engineer Jim Riener at 785-543-2163 or&nbsp;</a><a href="mailto:jim.riener@ks.gov">jim.riener@ks.gov</a>.

Roadwork starting on U.S. 24 in Graham and Rooks counties