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City of Topeka Driveway Culvert Replacement Program

Run by City of Topeka (Utilities / Public Works)

OpenLast checked October 17, 2026
What you get
City buys replacement pipe and end sections; if the culvert costs under $1,000 it is a grant, otherwise a deferred loan recorded against the property
Who qualifies
Residential owner-occupied property in Topeka, no outstanding permit or code violations or City debt. For funding assistance, household income at or below 80% of HUD median: 1 person $46,350; 2 $52,950; 3 $59,550; 4 $66,150; 5 $71,450; 6 $76,750; 7 $82,050; 8+ $87,350.
Where
Owner-occupied residential properties in Topeka; income limits apply for funding help.
Status
Open. 20 replacements per year, first come first served.
Type of payment
Grant
Official program page

What you do

Replace a failing driveway culvert at your owner-occupied home; income-qualified households get the pipe and end sections bought by the City.

Requirements

  • Owner-occupied residence
  • No outstanding permit/code violations or debt to the City
  • Income limit applies for City-funded help
  • Deferred loan comes due if property is sold, traded, transferred or refinanced within 5 years; lien removable after 5 years
  • Funding limited to 20 residential replacements per year, first come first served

How to apply

  1. 1Submit the electronic application form, or download the printable application and deliver it
  2. 2Check the box if you think you qualify for funding assistance
  3. 3City reviews and notifies applicants
  4. 4If approved, an inspector visits to set scope and estimated cost

Timing and deadlines

not published

Sources

Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.

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