Johnson County, Kansas, invests in stormwater and roadway systems
The County Board of County Commissioners approved a combined $48.9 million investment to improve roadways and stormwater systems in Johnson County, Kansas. Fifteen projects in 13 cities will receive funding through the County Assistance Road System (CARS). The 2027 CARS Program includes $18.7 million in expenditures, with approximately $18.6 million allocated to roadway and bridge projects.
“When Johnson County, our cities and our watershed partners work together, taxpayers get real results: safer roads, improved water quality and better flood control,” said BOCC Chairman Mike Kelly. “Smart, shared investment in fundamental infrastructure is how we deliver quality services and keep our community growing and thriving.”
