Current Highway Projects



Project:

CTH BB (Monona Dr)
Starting Intersection:Nichols Rd
Ending Intersection:Winnequah Rd
Dates: 2/25/2013 to Late May, 2014
Project Information

This is a cooperative project between the Cities of Madison, Monona and Dane County to reconstruct this section of Monona Drive.  Click on the following link to the City of Monona's website for complete project details:

http://www.mymonona.com/pages/city_government/monona_drive_project/


 
Information updated on 2/22/2013
 

Project:

CTH D (Fish Hatchery Rd)
Starting Intersection:at US 12/18 Interchange
Dates: 6/18/2012 to Late September, 2013
Project Information

The US 12/18 and Fish Hatchery Rd Interchange is being reconstructed in a cooperative effort between the City of Madison, Dane County and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT).  For details regarding the project please visit WisDOT's website at: 

http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/projects/swregion/fishhatch/index.htm


 
Information updated on 6/20/2012
 

Project:

CTH M & CTH S "Mineral Point Road"
Starting Intersection:Valley View
Ending Intersection:Pleasant View
Dates: 8/01/2012 to 7/31/2014
Project Information

This is an ongoing City of Madison project to reconstruct the intersection at CTH's M, S, and Junction Road.  Detailed project information is available on the City's website by clicking on the County Hwy M & S project link at the following location:

      http://www.cityofmadison.com/engineering/CTHM/ctyms.cfm


 
Information updated on 6/05/2012
 

Project:

SEALCOAT
Starting Intersection:Various Locations
Dates: 6/04/2013 to 6/14/2013
Project Information

The following County Trunk Highways will be sealcoated in June 2013:

  • CTH J from Old Military to Klevenville-Riley Rd
  • CTH A from CTH N to Albion Rd
  • CTH TT from Ridge Rd to STH 19
  • CTH V-V from CTH V to North County Line

The sealcoat process consists of an asphalt emulsion seal on which an aggregate covering is placed.  The loose aggregate covering is rolled into the emulsion to provide a protective wearing surface and while the emulsion is curing excess loose aggregate material will remain on the roadway.  In general, the bulk of this material is swept off the road within 1-2 days of the sealcoats but motorists can expect to encounter some loose gravel for an extended period of time.

Please slow down while traveling on recently sealed roads or find alternate routes.  If you have specific questions about a roadway please call (608) 266-4011.


 
Information updated on 6/03/2013
 

Planned Highway Projects