Welcome to Waukesha County road improvement projects
This is your guide to upcoming road construction, repaving, and other improvements on roadways in Waukesha County*.
View ongoing projects, related closures, and their impacts to your commutes.
1. View projects map • click on project marker for more info 2. Jump to list of ongoing projects and repaving locations (below) 3. Click below to view projects in Waukesha County by Wisconsin DOT
Note: Project info is subject to change. Thanks!
ALL YEAR LONG
Work in progress on / near a few Waukesha County highways for the City of Waukesha Water Pipeline project! Keep up with short-term closures and delays:
Cities, villages, and towns in Waukesha County may set seasonal weight limitson local roads. For more info, contact each city, town, or village (view example). Thank you!
Misc Closures
work on Waukesha County highways for WisDOT projects, city/town/village projects, events, maintenance, more
Village of Nashotah, Village of Chenequa, Town of Merton
CTH D • Wern Way / Sunset Dr
Boettcher Rd to State Hwy 318 (Waukesha West Bypass)
Town of Genesee, Village of Waukesha
CTH DE • Sunset Dr
Sunset Park entrance to CTH D
Town of Genesee
CTH FT • Northview Rd
Delafield St. to CTH J
City of Waukesha
CTH G • Meadowbrook Rd
CTH DR • Golf Rd to CTH SS
City of Pewaukee
CTH K • Lisbon Rd
Stone Bank Rd to CTH C
Town of Merton
CTH LO
State Hwy 67 to CTH I
Town of Eagle, Town of Mukwonago
CTH NN • Veterans Way
CTH EE to Parkview Ln
Village of Mukwonago
CTH V V• Main St
a half-mile east of Victoria Cir to Pewaukee Dr
Village of Sussex
CTH Z• Lake Dr
State Hwy 67 to CTH P
City of Oconomowoc
What to Expect: Click a sign for more info
Construction Projects: What to expect
What: New construction on a Waukesha County Highway. When: Spring, Summer, Fall each year. Where: All over Waukesha County. See map (above). How long: Most take a full construction season (5-6 months). But weather, size of project may stretch timeframes. Safety First: Please expect changes to traffic patterns and closer quarters with on-site staff. Please stay alert and decrease speeds. We appreciate it!
More info: Your questions and comments are welcome! Click on the project (see map) to view contact info for its Project Manager.
More projects: We aren't the only team at work on roads in beautiful Waukesha County. Check out "Who Maintains My Road?" for more info.
Note: Project info is subject to change.
Paving: What to expect
What: Resurfacing existing roadways -- not new construction of a road. Kinda like painting your kitchen -- not remodelling it. When: June, July, August. Materials and processes work best in summer. Where: Segments of Waukesha County Highways all over the county. How long: Most take three or four days. But weather, length of segment may add a few days. Safety First: Please expect lane closures. That means flaggers on site -- so please stay alert and decrease speeds. We appreciate it!
More info: Your questions and comments are welcome! Contact Steve Brasch of DPW-Engineering Services (email)
More projects: We aren't the only team at work on roads in beautiful Waukesha County. Check out "Who Maintains My Road?" for more info.
We apologize for any inconvenience. Thank you!.
Culvert Replacements: What to expect
What: Installing new culverts along Waukesha County Highways. When: Spring, Summer, Fall each year. Where: All over Waukesha County. How long: Most take a day. But weather, project size may add an extra day. Safety First: Please expect lane closures. That means flaggers on site -- so please stay alert and decrease speeds. We appreciate it!
More info: Your questions and comments are welcome! Contact Steve Brasch of DPW-Engineering Services (email)
More projects: We aren't the only team at work on roads in beautiful Waukesha County. Check out "Who Maintains My Road?" for more info.
Waukesha County Department of Public Works 515 W Moreland Blvd AC220 • Waukesha WI 53188 phone 262-548-7740 • fax 262-896-8097 www.WaukeshaCounty.gov/DPW
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