Your all-in-one stop for the latest I-41 Project news, press releases and event information.
Catch up here by reviewing recorded presentations and public meeting materials.
Note: Because the I-41 Project continues to evolve throughout multiple phases, some past meeting materials presented below may be outdated. Please see the latest meeting for the most recent project information.
WisDOT invited business owners and representatives to attend a meeting either in person or online to learn about I-41 Project updates and preview a tentative construction timeline.
WisDOT held I-41 Project public meetings in July 2023 at which our team provided update on project impacts and to preview a tentative construction timeline. Participants had three opportunities to attend – one virtual and two in-person.
WisDOT held I-41 Project public meetings at which our team provided updates about project status and design, and shared a preview of work that will occur on the corridor this year. Participants had three opportunities to attend – one virtual and two in-person.
The hearing gave attendees an opportunity to comment on the I-41 Project Environmental Assessment, which documented all the environmental study information about the proposed project improvements and related impacts.
Due to the COVID-19 health emergency, WisDOT held a virtual public involvement meeting to provide updates and gather public input about the proposed project.
WisDOT’s public involvement/design kickoff virtual-only meeting during the COVID-19 health emergency to introduce the proposed I-41 Project, provide an overview of the schedule, and gather public input for help in developing a range of improvement alternatives for evaluation in the environmental study.
WisDOT is committed to enhancing the accessibility and public understanding of the planning, design and construction of its projects.
Our project team uses social media platforms to share information about various tasks involved in reconstructing I-41 that are not as visible as the orange barrels we see in construction zones.
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