WisDOT awards $5.21 million contract for WIS 27 resurfacing in the Town of Hayward
WisDOT awarded Monarch Paving Co. of Amery a $5.21 million contract to resurface WIS 27 in the Town of Hayward, from West Boylan Road to north of West Carol Drive.
WisDOT awarded Monarch Paving Co. of Amery a $5.21 million contract to resurface WIS 27 in the Town of Hayward, from West Boylan Road to north of West Carol Drive.
A four-mile WIS 164 project will resurface pavement, update ADA curb ramps and replace traffic signals while keeping one lane open in each direction.
A Wisconsin Department of Transportation contract will fund curb-ramp reconstruction and pedestrian-crossing upgrades along US 12 between Eau Claire and Altoona.
A Wisconsin DOT transportation program lists a $4 million-to-$4.999 million resurfacing and reconstruction project for STH 167, or Holy Hill Road, between STH 175 and Interstate 41 in the Village of Richfield.
A planned 2027 WisDOT project would resurface 10.3 miles of WIS 161 in Waupaca County, replace culverts, upgrade guardrails and improve pedestrian access in Iola.
WisDOT is proposing to resurface about 1.25 miles of WIS 32 in Bayside from Dean Road to Mohawk Road. Construction is currently scheduled for 2029, with a possible 2028 start only if funding becomes available.
WisDOT is advancing design for a 2.24-mile STH 70 project in Spooner, including pavement replacement, intersection changes, drainage work, sidewalks and ADA curb ramps. The project remains in planning and design, with later right-of-way and PS&E milestones scheduled for 2029.
A July 24, 2026 WisDOT finals-status report lists the Town of Arena’s Blue Mounds Creek Bridge replacement as completed through several final contract-administration milestones, including payroll clearance on July 2, 2026.
WisDOT is taking comments through Aug. 29 on a proposed US 10 reconstruction in Mondovi that could affect traffic, sidewalks, utilities and businesses.
Milwaukee Common Council members back taking down I-794’s elevated segment for an at-grade network. Mayor Johnson wants improvements; WisDOT’s study continues.
Omro’s Fox River Bridge is open again, but WIS 21 work continues, with paving set to start June 22 and detours still changing nearby for drivers.