Oakdale
Oakdale, WI · Traffic & Transit
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La Crosse city committee favors unlimited pedi-cab hours, and endorses Copper Rocks plan for K-Mart lot
The city of La Crosse is one step closer to lifting time restrictions on when a pedi-cab can operate. Under an ordinance change approved by the judiciary committee Tuesday night, a bicycle-style cab would not be limited to the hours of 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. That proposal will go to the full city council for a vote later this month. The hour change would have no effect on the bigger pedal-cars, such as the pub trolley, that operate downtown.
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Caledonia City Council discusses parking lines downtown
The Caledonia City Council met Tuesday, May 26, and called to order at 6 p.m. Present were City Clerk/Administrator Jake Dickson; Public Works & Zoning Director Casey Klug, council members Bob Klug, David Fitzpatrick and John Rauk; and Mayor Jeremy Leis. Others in attendance were Andrew Forciti of CohnReznick, Finance Officer Stephanie Mann, Gary Otterness of Otterness, LLC, Amy Engelhart of Boutique Station Too, Tracey Knutson and Bryan Spier, Planning Board and co-owners of Frank & Julia’s. The minutes from the May 11 regular meeting were approved with one correction noted by Rauk, a line should read “the United States’ flag.” The consent agenda also passed, including payments and disbursements, lifeguard hires at $13.75 per hour, a conditional use permit, sign and deck permits. Founder’s Day street closures were discussed. Businesses asked what time streets would close; they will remain open until around 8:30–9:30 a.m., with more barricades planned this year. Downtown streets to get parallel parking lines Public comments opened by Spier addressed the need for painted parallel parking on the primary business streets, a topic that sparked more discussion than council chambers usually see. He estimated the project would cost about $5,000, possibly a bit more, for epoxy
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Transportation needs for La Crosse area are spolighted at local roundtable
Reliable and affordable transportation were a main focus of a Monday meeting in La Crosse about transportation needs, held at the Radisson. The state’s Transportation Development Association says highway and transit projects could use more state funding. TDA director Debby Jackson says a lack of money prevents the state from funding innovative transportation projects. In many cases, “the resources are not adequate for the community’s needs,” says Jackson. Those needs could vary, she says, from a state highway “that’s in bad shape,” or a highway expansion that’s limiting economic growth.
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La Crosse plans parking ramp cleaning starting May 18
The City of La Crosse is cleaning up its parking ramps starting on Monday. They plan to spend the week pressure washing all five of its ramps in downtown La Crosse. According to the city, entrances to the ramps will close at 2 p.m. the day before each ramp is scheduled for cleaning. They’ll reopen at 4 a.m. the following day.
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Winona County Road 101 detour rescheduled to begin week of May 25
(KWNO)-Motorists on Winona County Road 101 will encounter a detour beginning the week of May 25 for the Interstate 90 westbound bridge replacement between Nodine and Dakota, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Winona County Road 101 is scheduled to be closed and detoured at the I-90 westbound bridge...
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Board hears report on Highway 171 project
It was an interesting meeting of the Gays Mills Village Board on Monday, May 4. It all started with welcoming newly elected board member Joe Boland. Boland was elected as a write-in candidate for one of two village trustee seats. Additionally, incumbent Gays Mills Trustee Kevin Murray, whose name did appear on the ballot, was re-elected.
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Highway 16 lane closures
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Viroqua Center Avenue reconstruction begins with downtown road closures and asphalt removal
VIROQUA, Wis. – The Center Avenue reconstruction project officially kicks off this week in Viroqua bringing immediate road closures and heavy equipment to the north end of the downtown corridor. According to information released by the city, barring unforeseen weather circumstances contractor Badger Environmental is scheduled to begin work...
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City parking ramps free Monday-Wednesday
Free parking in La Crosse’s parking ramps for a few days this week. Due to a survey happening through the state’s Department of Transportation, parking on 3rd and 4th streets will be disrupted Monday through Wednesday this week. Because of that, the city is suspending paid parking in...
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City of La Crosse offering suspended paid parking next week
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) - A consulting firm will survey the 3rd and 4th Street corridors for an upcoming project in La Crosse May 11 through May 13. According to the City of La Crosse, as a response to parking disruptions, the City of La Crosse will suspend paid parking limitations in all five parking ramps to offset reduced parking options downtown.
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2026 Parking Ramp Pressure Washing Schedule
The City of La Crosse 2026 Parking Ramp Pressure Washing will begin Monday, May 18, 2026, and continue through Thursday, May 21, 2026. During the scheduled times, parking in the ramps will be impacted. 2026 Parking Ramp Pressure Washing Schedule. Monday, May 18 – Pine St. Ramp. Ramp will...
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La Crosse’s parking utility proposes charging for on-street parking downtown
The city of La Crosse is looking at the idea of going back to charging drivers for on-street parking downtown. For now, however, city leaders are sticking with the current practice of having property-owners downtown pay a yearly assessment, instead of paid street parking. In the early 1980s, just after...