KDOT discusses local highway plan
ROBERT PIERCE
• Leader & Times
Five years ago, the Kansas Legislature overwhelmingly passed the Eisenhower Legacy Transportation Program, or IKE for short.
Officials with the Kansas Department of Transportation got to work, and IKE is already making a difference in communities across the state.
As part of the program, KDOT hosts local consults every two years as the agency’s public engagement process for IKE. KDOT is in the process of wrapping up this year’s consults, with final events scheduled to take place this week and early next week.
Liberal’s local consult took place Tuesday, Oct. 21, and KDOT Secretary Calvin Reed called the events an exhausting, but fun time for agency leaders.


