WisDOT will host construction information meeting for WIS 21 project in Waushara County

Information on construction and detours will be presented at the meeting

Release date: March 8, 2023

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will be hosting a construction information meeting regarding a project on WIS 21 between Coloma and Wautoma in Waushara County.

The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 22, from 6 to 7 pm, at the town of Richford Town Hall, W11127 Cumberland Road, Coloma. A brief presentation is scheduled to begin at 6 pm followed by an open house.

Construction will consist of replacing the asphalt, improving safety at the intersection of County B by lowering the roadway and cutting into a nearby hill, shoulder widening, guardrail replacement, curb and gutter replacement, and culvert replacement and installation.

WIS 21 will be closed to through traffic and detoured for approximately five months from March 27 through September 2023. Traffic will be detoured via WIS 21, I-39, WIS 73 and WIS 21. Access for residents, businesses, and emergency vehicles will be maintained during construction.

There will also be closures within the project limits that at times will require WIS 21 residents, business, and emergency traffic to use local roadways to get around the construction work on WIS 21.

Residents, businesses, and emergency vehicles will experience some closures inside the WIS 21 construction limits. The time frames shown are approximate estimates and will vary depending on contractor schedule and work progress.

During construction, landowners will be notified of any temporary impacts to driveway access ahead of time, from WisDOT contractors. Residents' mailboxes will be impacted by the grading work, please work with your post office to arrange mail delivery. If mailboxes are in place at the time the contractor needs to work in the area, then they will remove it and place it on your property.

For more information regarding traffic impacts, transportation news and improvement project updates in Wisconsin's North Central Region: