State 21 improvements in Winnebago County will start a year sooner than first planned. Here's what to know.

OSHKOSH – One road work project is being pushed forward by a year.

The proposed resurface-level improvement project along the State 21 corridor between Oshkosh and Omro has been advanced from 2027 to 2026.

Wisconsin Department of Transportation confirmed the news while explaining the work being done will be from south of the State 21 bridge over the Fox River in the city of Omro to just west of the North Washburn Street roundabout in Oshkosh.

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The State 21 project is a resurfacing-level improvement that includes roundabouts at the intersections with County FF, Sand Pit Road and Leonard Point Road.

It also includes offset left turn lanes at the State 21 intersections with Oakwood Road and Westhaven Drive.

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Other improvements include concrete repair, shoulder work, upgrading curb ramps for ADA compliance and beam guard replacement.

The DOT is asking the public to review project design details, displays and exhibits at https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/projects/by-region/ne/Wis21/default.aspx .

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