KAPA Summer Meeting July 15 - 17, 2026
Dan's Retirement
Dan's Family Colorado 2026
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APWA May 13 - 15, 2026
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2026 Kansas County Highway Association
May 4–6, 2026, Hilton Garden Inn
Hutchinson, Kansas
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Transportation Day
March 11, 2026
KAPA January 2026 Members Meeting
KAPA Board President David Wilson presents Travis Shilling
with a plaque to recognize his years of service on the board
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Emerging Leaders Conference
December 10, 2025
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2025 KU Asphalt Conference
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2025 Fall Forum
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Asphalt Plant Class
October 31, 2025
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2025 SAPA Summer Meeting Monterey, CA
August 4, 2025
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KC Pavement Seminar
May 13, 2025
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Kansas City Metro Municipal Roundtable
April 3, 2025
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2025 L-Tap Meetings
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February 2025 SAPA Annual Meeting
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February 2-5, 2025 NAPA Maui
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KAPA January 2025 Members Meeting
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KAPA Board President Rob Roudybush receives
recognition for his service as a Board Member
and Board President
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KAPA recognized Ross Weber for his
leadership of the SPEC Committee
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KC Metro Municipal Asphalt Roundtable
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KAPA participates with the Hamm Foundation for a
Work Force Development meeting
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Workforce development is a high priority initiative as the transportation industry embarks on a big workload via the state
IKE plan and the federal BIL plan. Getting construction interns interested in transportation is part of that initiative. What better
way to get construction interns interested in transportation than
to display first hand the KDOT central lab and the dedicated and talented work of the KDOT staff that work there!
A shout out to the KDOT staff for hosting a tour of the central
lab. And special thanks to Rick Barezinsky, Blair Heptig and
Shane Houser for leading the tours of the lab. We had great participation from several companies including producers,
suppliers, and equipment dealers.
The lab tour was just one stop for the interns, after the
KDOT tour they spent time at KCA and the capitol.
Awesome job by the KCA staff in organizing the day.
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Asphalt Pavement: A Critically Important Aspect of Infrastructure Resiliency
Asphalt pavements inherently possess resilient features, though the typical pavement
engineer/designer does not necessarily think of these characteristics through the lens of
resilience. The rapid constructability of asphalt pavements enables a producer to become a
“first responder” after a disaster; if a pavement is damaged due to an extreme event, it can be
quickly restored through fast construction. Tools and methods such as warm mix asphalt,
adaptable materials (e.g., polymer modified binders to resist high temperature or traffic load
deformation), porous asphalt systems for storm water management, and the ability to recycle
materials that have been compromised during an event as a means of compensating for
disrupted materials supply chains enhance the resilience of the system.
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Hall Brothers Construction Co.
As an prominent member in the Marysville community
Hall Brothers do their part to promote the Black Squirrel
with a colorful construction worker squirrel. Black Squirrel
sculptures appear throughout the Marysville community.
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