Fort Scott intersection work nearing completion

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The intersection of Eighth and Eddy streets in Fort Scott, Kansas has been closed for several weeks as city crews worked on the stormwater system in the area. According to City Manager Brad Matkin, the first concrete pour has been completed, and the hope is for the project to be finished and the intersection re-opened in the next two weeks.

Why it matters

This intersection project is important for improving the city's infrastructure and stormwater management, as well as restoring normal traffic flow through this busy area of Fort Scott.

The details

City crews have been working on upgrading the stormwater system at the intersection of Eighth and Eddy streets. The installation of concrete is the final step in the project, following the completion of the first concrete pour.

• The intersection has been closed for several weeks as crews worked on the project.
• The first concrete pour has been completed.
• The hope is for the project to be finished and the intersection re-opened in the next two weeks.

What’s next

Once the concrete work is finished, the intersection will be re-opened to traffic.