Street Reconstruction

A dirt road with an excavator on the right. Orange fencing and a cone on the left. The road is completely ripped out to the base.

What is planned?

The E 2nd Street/Edgewood Reconstruction Project includes new pavement, curbs and gutters, stormwater improvements, street lighting and sidewalks. This will be a complete reconstruction, so there will be significant impacts for residents who live along or near E 2nd Street between the Co-Op and Nelson Street and for residents along Edgewood between E 2nd Street and W 4th Street. East 3rd Street from Nelson to Martin will also be reconstructed as part of this project.

All roads will be completely removed and replaced.

Any area that is torn up during construction will be restored to existing or better condition.

Edgerton has received a $1 million cost-share grant from the Kansas Department of Transportation to help offset the costs of construction.

Project Map and Estimated TimelineA map of the project area showing the phasing of this project. Construction is set to begin in June 2025 and wrap up by mid 2026 on the entire project.

Most frequently asked questions

Happening Now!

Private utilities like Evergy, Kansas Gas, and fiber companies are moving their private infrastructure out of the way.

The contractor, Kansas Heavy Construction, will soon start tree clearing and marking underground utilities and property lines across the entire site.

Need to speak to the project superintendent about work happening on your property? Contact Kent Marsh, Project Superintendent, at 913-406-8783.

Have questions about the project in general? Contact CIP Project Manager Holly Robertson at 913-893-6231.