K-92 Centennial Bridge to Close Sept. 10 for Inspections, Delays Expected

Key Points

• K-92 Centennial Bridge over the Missouri River will undergo safety inspections.

• Closure rescheduled to Wednesday, September 10, 2025, due to weather.

• Both directions of K-92 will be closed from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• Closure runs from U.S. 73 (K-7/4th Street) in Leavenworth to MO 45 Spur in Platte County.

• Drivers should prepare for minor delays and follow posted signs in work zones.

K-92 Bridge Inspections to Cause Full Closure on Sept. 10

The Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) has announced a complete closure of K-92 in Kansas and Missouri this week as crews perform scheduled safety inspections on the Centennial Bridge spanning the Missouri River.

Updated Inspection Schedule

Originally planned for Tuesday, September 9, the closure has now been pushed to Wednesday, September 10, 2025, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The date change was made due to weather conditions that impacted the initial schedule.

Affected Highway Segment

During the inspection window, eastbound and westbound lanes of K-92 will be shut down to all traffic. The closure will extend from U.S. 73 (K-7/4th Street) in Leavenworth, Kansas, to Missouri Route 45 Spur in Platte County, Missouri.

Transportation officials confirmed that these inspections are part of regular maintenance to ensure the structural safety of the bridge, which plays a vital role in regional connectivity.

Travel Delays and Safety Reminders

Motorists are advised to expect minor delays and allow additional time for their commutes while the bridge is closed. KDOT urges drivers to remain attentive, follow posted signage, and exercise caution in work zones.

For updated road conditions, drivers can visit KanDrive.gov or call 511. Information on ongoing highway projects across northeast Kansas is also available on the KDOT News Releases page for District 1.

Why This Matters

The K-92 Centennial Bridge is a critical route for daily travel between Kansas and Missouri. Temporary closures, though inconvenient, are necessary for ensuring long-term safety and reliability for motorists.