<a>Dale Hershberger, Area Engineer in Clay Center, will be retiring after 44 years of service to the Kansas Department of Transportation. His last day of work is March 14.</a>

Hershberger began his career with Finney County in 1978 before joining KDOT in 1980 as an Engineer in Training in Garden City. He then worked as the Harvey County Engineer for a year before returning to KDOT as the Construction Engineer in Marion. In 1989, he was promoted to his current position of Area Engineer in Clay Center.

Throughout his career with KDOT, he is proud to have constructed three roadways on new alignment including the U.S. 50 bypass around Garden City, the new alignment of U.S. 56 from Hillsboro to Marion and making K-18 a 4-lane highway from I-70 to Ogden. In addition, he has worked to reconstruct or rehabilitate I-70 in the area and on several asphalt, overlay or bridge projects across the region.

KDOT release<a>Dale Hershberger, Area Engineer in Clay Center, will be retiring after 44 years of service to the Kansas Department of Transportation. His last day of work is March 14.</a>Hershberger began his career with Finney County in 1978 before joining KDOT in 1980 as an Engineer in Training in Garden City. He then worked as the Harvey County Engineer for a year before returning to KDOT as the Construction Engineer in Marion. In 1989, he was promoted to his current position of Area Engineer in Clay Center.Throughout his career with KDOT, he is proud to have constructed three roadways on new alignment including the U.S. 50 bypass around Garden City, the new alignment of U.S. 56 from Hillsboro to Marion and making K-18 a 4-lane highway from I-70 to Ogden. In addition, he has worked to reconstruct or rehabilitate I-70 in the area and on several asphalt, overlay or bridge projects across the region.

KDOT Area Engineer will retire