The City of Manhattan is preparing to fully reopen the intersection of Denison and Kimball Avenues.

The new signals were activated Monday and put into flash mode. Motorists are advised to proceed through the intersection with caution. City officials say starting with flashing lights at a newly signalized intersection is a federal requirement. It plans to go live with normal traffic operation at the intersection on Friday.

Earlier this spring, the city installed a new 287 foot truss at the seven lane intersection, the city’s largest.

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Manhattan city officials unveiled a comprehensive stormwater management strategy at Tuesday’s city commission work session, highlighting critical infrastructure improvements and environmental protection efforts.

The city plans to tackle four areas: neighborhood drainage systems, detention basins, water quality and flood plain management. Assistant City Manager Wyatt Thompson told city commissioners Tuesday that a significant new initiative involves an alternative off-site water quality program, modeled from the city of Wichita.

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