Established in 1991, the Local Roads Improvement Program (LRIP) assists local governments in improving seriously deteriorating county highways, town roads, and city and village streets. LRIP is a reimbursement program, which pays up to 50% of total eligible costs with local governments providing the balance.

LRIPWeb Application

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) has officially opened the new LRIPWeb Application for the 2018-2019 LRIP biennial program cycle. Available via a computer and Internet access, Local Government Officials and County Highway Commissioners can now submit their local road improvement project applications and reimbursement requests online. In addition, LRIPWeb users can access their pending tasks via the “My Work Queue” function, and attach or view project documents. 

How to Access LRIPWeb:

In order to access LRIPWeb, users must have an active Web Access Management System (WAMS) user ID/password and the necessary authorization from WisDOT.

To access LRIPWeb, follow the steps below:

1. Establish a WAMS Account:

• Already have a WAMS account? Continue to Step 2.
• All other users, create a WAMS user ID/password: Go to on.wisconsin.gov and follow the steps under the Self-Registration link.

2. Request LRIPWeb Access:

• Already sent in your request for LRIPWeb Access? Continue to Step 3.
• All other users, complete a copy of the WisDOT LRIPWeb Application Request Access Form and email it to: DOT LRIP Web System (LRIPWebSystem@dot.wi.gov).
• A confirmation email will be sent after authorization is granted.

3. Access LRIPWeb: Use the Launch LRIPWeb Application button below, or copy/paste the web address (https://trust.dot.state.wi.us/lripwis/) directly in your internet browser.

Launch LRIPWeb Application

Launch LRIP

LRIPWeb Help Resources

1. Access the LRIPWeb User’s Guide (Updated July 2018), which provides tips on how to navigate in LRIPWeb, step-by-step instructions for several LRIPWeb functions, as well as other help information.
2. Watch LRIPWeb video tutorials to learn how to perform specific tasks in LRIPWeb.

• Video 1 - Apply for a New LRIP Project 
• Video 2 - Request Reimbursement 
• Video 3 - My Work Queue and Search Functions

Approved 2018-2019 LRIP Discretionary Projects

• County Highway Improvement Discretionary (CHID) Program
• Municipal Street Improvement Discretionary (MSID) Program
• Town Road Improvement Discretionary (TRID) Program

2018-2019 guidelines and requirements

• Guidelines and Requirements for Counties
• Guidelines and Requirements for Cities and Villages

• Guidelines and Requirements for Towns

Application forms

• LRIP Request for Project Reimbursement (DT 2351)
• LRIP Request for Project Reimbursement - Municipal Agreement (DT 2353)
• LRIP Substitution/Change/Transfer Form (DT 2352)

Summary reports

The Open Projects County Summary Report is a summary of open projects per county -- including a project’s location, component type, number, and related funding information. The report is also available in the LRIP Reports application.

The Open Projects Statewide Summary is a statewide summary showing the total number of open projects, and their corresponding total project costs and the total final reimbursement amounts, per funding component for the biennium. The report is available in the LRIP Reports application.

These reports are updated quarterly (January, April, July and October).

The 2016-2017 LRIP Summary Report, published every two years, presents program activity during the past biennial cycle. The report provides an analysis of program performance and includes a listing of all projects funded during the biennium.

On/At Manual

The On/At Manual illustrates how to describe the location of your LRIP project using the On/At method. Starting with the 2004-05 program cycle, LRIP applicants have been required to use On/At in the LRIP Application Form to describe the location of their LRIP project(s). On/At is the same method used by the Wisconsin Information System for Local Roads (WISLR) and by local communities to submit pavement ratings to WisDOT every two years. Please contact your county highway commissioner with your On/At questions.

Contacts

LRIP Program Manager:

Lorrie Olson
lorrie.olson@dot.wi.gov
(608) 266-0775

As the Program Manager, Lorrie handles all program-related questions and requests for project changes.

LRIP Contract Specialist:

Joe Schneider
josephj.schneider@dot.wi.gov
(608) 266-9497

As the Contract Specialist, Joe handles all disbursements, including reimbursement requests.