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Highway 96

  • County
  • Brown County
  • Project Cost
  • $12.8 million
  • Schedule
  • August 1, 2022 - Summer 2023
  • Contractor
  • Northeast Asphalt, Inc. - A Walbec Group Company

Project Improvements

  • Mill, Cold-In-Place Recycling (CIR), and overlay of the existing asphalt pavement
    • View Cold-In-Place information graphic
  • Beam guard replacement and necessary grading
  • Culvert pipe replacements and drainage improvements
  • Replacement of the existing box culvert between County X and Ronk Road with a new single span bridge structure
  • Miscellaneous storm sewer repairs in Lark and Shirley
  • Centerline rumble strips
  • New pavement markings
    • View project design exhibit – Construction detail: Greenleaf to Shirley
    • View Project design exhibit – Construction detail​: Shirley to Denmark​
Project Benefits  
    WIS 96 provides a vital system linkage between I-43, the Fox River and the surrounding communities. These improvements will address the deteriorating roadway surface and the deteriorating bridge structure east of the County Road X intersection. Improvements will extend the pavement service life and decrease future maintenance costs. It will also provide a smoother driving surface for motorists. Repair and replacement of culverts help ensure adequate drainage to mitigate possible flooding.  New rumble strips will alert drivers who leave the travel lane. This provides an enhanced opportunity for driver correction and help mitigate run-off-the-road incidents.

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