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ActiveKansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) · 2026

Cost Share Program

Quick Facts

Agency: Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT)
Funding: Varies
Deadline: Check Source
Status: Active
Eligibility: Local entities, including counties, cities, and local public agencies.

About This Grant

Cost Share Program is sponsored by Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT). Provides financial assistance to local entities for transportation projects that improve safety, support job retention and growth, improve access or mobility, relieve congestion, and enhance the state transportation system.

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KDOT opens the Cost Share program for application twice a year, generally in the fall and in the spring. The **Spring 2026 Cost Share** round will open February 16, 2026, and close March 26, 2026.

* Spring 2026 Cost Share Fact Sheet * Spring 2026 Frequently Asked Questions * Spring 2026 SAMPLE application KDOT created the program after the Kansas Joint Legislative Transportation Vision Task Force in 2019 recommended that the agency look at ways to leverage state funding with local and private funding for projects related to job growth and retention.

The Eisenhower Legacy Transportation Program (IKE) approved by the Kansas Legislature in 2020 continues this program. **Spring 2026 Cost Share Round** * 47 applications requesting over $32 million. * 9 projects awarded a total of $5.

9 million. * Cost Share Spring 2026 Award List * Cost Share Spring 2026 Project Map **Fall 2025 Cost Share Round** * 72 applications requesting $46 million. * 10 projects awarded a total of $5.

9 million. * Cost Share Fall 2025 Award List * Cost Share Fall 2025 Project Map **Spring 2025 Cost Share Round** * 57 applications requesting over $33 million. * 11 projects awarded a total of $5.

3 million. * Cost Share Spring 2025 Award List * Cost Share Spring 2025 Project Map **Fall 2024 Cost Share Round** * 71 applications requesting over $49 million. * 7 projects awarded a total of $5.

9 million. * Fall 2024 Cost Share Award List * Fall 2024 Cost Share Project Map **Spring 2024 Cost Share Round** * 71 applications requesting over $48 million. * 14 projects awarded a total of $8.

6 million. * Spring 2024 Cost Share Award List * Spring 2024 Cost Share Project Map **Fall 2023 Cost Share Round** * 67 applications requesting nearly $55 million. * 16 projects awarded a total of $12.

1 million. * Fall 2023 Cost Share Award List * Fall 2023 Cost Share Project Map **Spring 2023 Cost Share Round** * 73 applications requesting over $59 million. * 14 projects awarded a total of $11.

3 million. * Spring 2023 Cost Share Award List * Spring 2023 Cost Share Project Map **Fall 2022 Cost Share Round** * 88 applications requesting more than $71 million. * 14 projects awarded a total of $11 million.

* Fall 2022 Cost Share Award List * Fall 2022 Cost Share Project Map **Spring 2022 Cost Share Round** * 62 applications requesting more than $35 million. * 11 projects awarded a total of $7 million. * Spring 2022 Cost Share Award List * Spring 2022 Cost Share Project Map **Fall 2021 Cost Share Round** * 84 applications received requesting more than $54 million.

* 20 projects awarded a total of $9. 4 million. * Fall 2021 Cost Share Award List * Fall 2021 Cost Share Project Map **Spring 2021 Cost Share Round** * 117 applications received requesting more than $103 million.

* 30 projects awarded a total of $21 million. * Spring 2021 Cost Share Award List * Spring 2021 Cost Share Project Map **Fall 2020 Cost Share Round** * 76 applications received requesting $38 million. * 14 projects awarded a total of $5 million.

* Fall 2020 Cost Share Award List * Fall 2020 Cost Share Project Map **Spring 2020 Cost Share Round** * 136 applications requesting more than $228 million. * 24 projects awarded more than $21 million. * Spring 2020 Cost Share Award List * Spring 2020 Cost Share Project Map **Fall 2019 Cost Share Round** * 97 applications requesting more than $242 million.

* 22 projects awarded more than $39 million. * Fall 2019 Cost Share Award List * Fall 2019 Cost Share Project Map *All dollar amounts have been rounded.

Eligibility Requirements

Local entities, including counties, cities, and local public agencies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Cost Share Program?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local entities, including counties, cities, and local public agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Cost Share Program?

Cost Share Program is funded by Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

How do I apply for Cost Share Program?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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