WIS 32 (Alford Park Dr. to 21st St.) - Kenosha and Racine Counties

Project Location Map

Purpose and Need

The purpose of the project is to address the deteriorating pavement condition, decreased ride quality, and to improve safety for bicycles and pedestrians along this segment of WIS 32.

Project Update

The project team is conducting a speed study in collaboration with local municipalities to verify traffic data used for the selection of a preferred alternative.

Second Public Involvement Meeting:

WisDOT hosted a second open house style public involvement meeting on August 16, 2023 at Northside Neighborhood Library in Kenosha.

• Meeting Invite
• Meeting Exhibits
• Recommended Alternative - Racine County
• Recommended Alternative - Kenosha County
• Recommended Alternative - Typical Sections

Anyone interested in the project is encouraged to review project details, ask questions, and provide comments that will assist WisDOT during the project’s design and construction.

First Public Involvement Meeting

WisDOT hosted an open house style public involvement meeting on October 20, 2021 at Carthage College to discuss proposed improvements along WIS 32 (Sheridan Road), from Alford Park Drive to 21st Street, in Kenosha and Racine Counties.

Materials and exhibits shared at the meeting are posted below to help give more opportunity for public feedback. (Please note *large drawing files* may take a moment to download.)

• Pedestrian and Bicycle Crashes
• Roadway Level of Service
• Road Diet Benefits
• Kenosha County Typical Sections
• Racine County Typical Sections
• Alternative 1: Replace in Kind*
• Kenosha County
• Racine County
• Alternatives 2 and 3: Road Diet with Bike Lanes and Sidewalks*
• Kenosha County
• Alternative 2: Road Diet with Bike Lanes*
• Racine County

Schedule

• Construction is tentatively scheduled for 2029. The project could be advanced to 2028 pending available funding.

Contacts

Do you have any comments or questions? We'd like to hear from you! Please feel free to contact the project representatives below.

Clayton Smith, Project Manager
(262) 548-6428
clayton.smith@dot.wi.gov