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WIS 83 Project

WIS 83 (I-43 to WIS 16) Project

This project has been completed. For more information, contact:

Emlynn Grisar, WisDOT Region Communication Manager
(262) 548-8721
emlynn.grisar@dot.wi.gov

Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Southeast Region
141 NW Barstow St.
P.O. Box 798
Waukesha, WI 53187-0798
Phone: (262) 548-5902
Fax: (262) 548-5662
TDD: 711
Email: ser.dtsd@dot.wi.gov

Project location

WIS 83, I-43 (Mukwonago) to WIS 16 (Hartland), in Waukesha County.

Project overview

WIS 83 is an important north-south highway serving regional traffic as well as local traffic generated by development along the highway.

The 17-mile section of WIS 83, Waukesha County NN to WIS 16, has been studied to determine how to best meet the long-term transportation needs of the corridor.

Corridor study determined five projects were necessary to accommodate the growing traffic volumes and improve safety along the corridor:

  • WIS 16 and WIS 83 interchange, Capital Drive to Campus Drive, reconstruct and expand four lanes
  • I-94 to WIS 16, resurface the existing lanes - Golf Road to north of Cardinal Lane
  • High Meadow Lane to I-94, resurface the existing lanes
  • County DE to High Meadow Lane, reconstruct and expand four lanes
  • County NN to WIS 59
    • Reconstruct County NN to County X, four lanes
    • Construct two lanes on ultimate four lane from County X to Walnut/Seville
    • Two lane curb and gutter from Walnut/Seville to Old Village Road
    • Widen shoulders and improve signals from Old Village Road to WIS 59

First project, I-94 to WIS 16, started spring 2008.

Status/phase

Construction completed


 


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