Waukesha County will conduct overnight milling and paving work on County Highway C (Lakeland Drive) between Morris Drive and Watertown Plank Road on September 15 and 16. The work will require temporary ramp closures and traffic restrictions at the Highway C and Highway 16 interchange. Drivers are encouraged to use alternate routes, allow additional travel time, and follow posted signs and traffic control devices.
County Trunk Highway E (CTH E) continues to be closed to through traffic between CTH Q and CTH VV due to the emergency repair of a concrete box culvert, approximately one-half mile north of CTH VV. Waukesha County now anticipates reopening CTH E to traffic on Thursday, September 17, 2026, weather and site conditions permitting.
Waukesha County’s 2027–2031 Capital Projects Plan provides a five-year roadmap for major infrastructure and equipment needs.
Tom Farley was sworn into office Thursday as Interim County Executive following the passing of Paul Farrow.
Waukesha County Board Chair and Acting County Executive Jim Heinrich announced today the nomination of Thomas Farley to serve as Interim Waukesha County Executive. Farley retired in 2016 after a distinguished 31-year career with Waukesha County, serving 25 of those years as Corporation Counsel, the county’s lead attorney.
The Honorable Michael P. Maxwell has been appointed Presiding Judge of the Waukesha County Circuit Court, a leadership role that will assist in overseeing the administration and operation of one of
Wisconsin's busiest circuit court systems.
The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) and Waukesha County are informing drivers of a temporary traffic pattern change at the intersection of County ES and Edgewood Avenue beginning the week of July 13, 2026.
Waukesha County residents who experienced damage from the storms and flooding between April 13 and April 23 are now eligible to apply for FEMA financial assistance.
As County Clerk, Georgia Maxwell will serve residents by helping to oversee key public functions, such as countywide election cycles and supporting transparent, efficient county government operations.
County crews will begin work June 8, 2026 across Pewaukee, Waukesha and the Town of Brookfield to make necessary road improvements.
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