Now is the time to learn about the I-94 East/West reconstruction project between the Marquette and Zoo interchanges. This is a generational project that will impact access to the Valley and around the corridor for decades. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation is hosting two open house style public involvement meetings in December. One of them is conveniently located at the DNR in the Valley.
You are invited to view the I-94 East-West project information, talk with project staff, and submit input on alternative designs for the corridor.
The same information will be presented both evenings.
December 8, 4-7PM
State Fair Park - Tommy Thompson Youth Center, Gate #5
640 S. 84th St, Milwaukee
MCTS Route 33
December 9, 4-7PM
WDNR Milwaukee Office
1027 W St. Paul Ave
Connections at nearby intermodal station - via HOP, MCTS routes 12, 31
You can drop in any time in the three-hour window!
Wisconsin Department of Transportation I-94 East-West Corridor Project
The I-94 East-West project corridor extends from 70th Street to just west of 16th Street on I-94 and from Wisconsin Avenue to just south of American Family Field on WIS 175.
The purpose of the I-94 East-West Corridor Study project is to address the deteriorated condition of I-94, obsolete roadway and bridge design, eeexcisting and future traffic demand, an d high crash ratree.
WisDOT announced in April 2021 that a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) is being undertaken using the most recent data and public input available. The SEIS will look closely at the following:
Environment changes (new regulations, new protected species)
Changes to data (traffic, population)
Changes to the alternative (footprint, impacts, number of lanes)
What project stakeholders and the public have to say about the project
