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Abrams, WI · Traffic & Transit
WBAY Green Bay
Highway 29 crash closes westbound lanes near Pulaski
Crews worked to clear scene involving gray truck, dump truck Tuesday evening.
wtaq.com
Bay Beach paid parking program generates just under $14K in revenue, city hoped for $30K
GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) — In its first year, Bay Beach’s premier parking program generated a little less than half the revenue the city had hoped for. Guests were charged $7 to park in the lot closest to the main entrance. “We were hoping to generate about $30,000...
tchdailynews.com
Highway 22 Reconstruction Through Downtown Gillett Complete
GILLETT, WI – The Wisconsin Department of Transportation says the reconstruction of Highway 22 through downtown Gillett is now complete, with the project finishing on time and on budget. The $6.6 million project covered just over one mile of roadway from Finnegan Lake Road to the Highway 22 and...
Fox11online.com
I-41 and Southbridge Road interchange in De Pere complete
DE PERE (WLUK) -- Brown County officials are marking the completion of the new Interstate 41 and Southbridge Road interchange near De Pere. The interchange is part of a larger expansion project to rebuild 23 miles of I-41 from four to six lanes between WIS 96 (Wisconsin Avenue) in Appleton and County F (Scheuring Road) in De Pere.
WBAY Green Bay
WBAY Green Bay
I-41 drivers face overnight lane and ramp closures this week
NORTHEAST, Wis. (WBAY) - Drivers will encounter various overnight reduced lanes on northbound and southbound I-41 in work zones this week, according to a project traffic update posted Oct. 19. Ramp reopenings. The southbound I-41 on-ramp from County F/Schuering Road (De Pere) is scheduled to reopen Oct. 22, 2026. The...
hoodline.com
Appleton Loses $310K in Road Funds After Missing State Audit Deadline
Appleton is out roughly $310,000 in transportation aid after missing the deadline to file its annual audit, a penalty that Mayor Jake Woodford says the city could have avoided. The missed filing has already begun reshaping budget talks for next year, and city officials are still trying to finish the overdue audit while figuring out how to cover the loss.
The Post-Crescent
Some Interstate 41/Richmond Street ramps open; information meetings set
Southbound Interstate 41 drivers can now take the State 47/Richmond Street exit in Appleton/Grand Chute, but they won't be able to cross the overpass or re-enter headed north for a few more weeks. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation announced Oct. 17 it reopened the southbound on- and off-ramps to drivers. The ramps have been closed since summer, and the bridge has been out since May 19 , as crews have transformed the interchange into a diverging diamond-style interchange. Drivers can expect to have access to the entire interchange later this fall. WisDOT sets public involvement meetings on I-41 project The work was done as part of an ongoing I-41 expansion project, which will continue through 2030 and reconstruct 23 miles of the interstate between Grand Chute and De Pere. Upgrades include transforming the mainline from four lanes to six, adding auxiliary and collector-distributor lanes, reconstructing a number of interchanges, overpasses and underpasses, and myriad other quality-of-life improvements. For those interested in learning more about the project and the construction planned for 2027, an in-person meeting and a virtual meeting are also coming in the next couple weeks. The in-person meeting is set for 5 to 7 p.m. Oct. 27, at
The Sheboygan Press
Sheboygan Eighth Street bridge reopens to boat traffic
SHEBOYGAN – The Eighth Street bridge has returned to normal operation for boat traffic after crews repaired its lifting mechanism Monday, Oct. 19, the city said. The bridge had been unable to open for boats since Friday, Oct. 16, when staff reported the mechanism failed following a scheduled repair earlier in the week. Election preview: Early voting locations, deadlines and what is on the ballot in Sheboygan City notified Coast Guard and emergency agencies Facilities Director Hugo Cardenas notified city officials, the U.S. Coast Guard, Sheboygan police and fire departments, and the Parks, Marina and Forestry Commission about the mechanical failure. The city’s outside vendor serviced the bridge Monday and restored it to full operation, allowing boat traffic to resume. Read more: Sheboygan filling council seat after Grazia Perrella resigns Boaters thanked for patience City officials thanked members of the boating community for their patience while the bridge was out of service. Contact Brandon Reid at breid@usatodayco.com . This article originally appeared on Sheboygan Press: Sheboygan Eighth Street bridge reopens to boat traffic
WBAY
Highway 29 crash closes westbound lanes near Pulaski
The Northwestern
Where Oshkosh road work will affect traffic Oct. 19-23
OSHKOSH – Drivers should prepare for road closures, lane restrictions and construction work across Oshkosh during the week of Oct. 19-23. The city’s weekly notices list full or through-traffic closures on several streets, including stretches of State 21, Ohio Street, West Sixth Avenue and Lake Shore Drive. Drivers should use alternate routes and allow extra travel time near work zones. Brewers in the World Series: Share your Oshkosh Brewers watch-party spot for the World Series Road closures State 21: Closed from Washburn Street west to the city of Omro for a Wisconsin Department of Transportation project. West Sixth Avenue: Closed from Iowa Street to Minnesota Street. Lake Shore Drive: Closed from Merritt Avenue to Washington Avenue. Ohio Street: Closed from West South Park Avenue to West 17th Avenue. Fluor Court: Closed to through traffic from Bowen Street to the end of the cul-de-sac. Josslyn Street: Closed to through traffic from Southland Avenue to Taft Avenue. East New York Avenue: Closed to through traffic from Bowen Street to Evans Street. Progress Drive: Closed to through traffic from West Fernau Avenue to the end of the cul-de-sac. Taft Avenue: Closed to through traffic from North Sawyer Street to Josslyn Street. Fall leaf
Fox11online.com
De Pere holds grand opening for 550 William & first-ever parking ramp
DE PERE (WLUK)-- The city of De Pere held a grand opening and ribbon cutting this afternoon for the 550 William Apartments as well as the cities first-ever parking ramp. A location that was previously the former Shopko site in De Pere. The new space will provide parking for residents, employees, and visitors.