WIS 31 (Green Bay Road) Reconstruction - Racine County

Project Location

WIS 31 (Green Bay Road) from WIS 11 to WIS 20 in Racine County.

Project Overview

Approximately 1.5 miles of WIS 31 is to be reconstructed with spot improvements in the city of Racine and the village of Mount Pleasant. Improvements will include:

  • Reconstruction of the roadway, including new storm sewer and pavement
  • Construct medians at unsignalized intersections 
  • Install sidewalks for pedestrian and transit access
  • Widen shoulders for bicyclists 
  • Extend turn lanes and improve sight lines 
  • Traffic signal replacement
  • Shift roadway alignment north of Castle Court to minimize impacts to historic church properties 

Project Purpose and Need

The project proposes to provide long-term improvements to the pavement, operation, and safety of the roadway. This existing section of WIS 31 has multiple transit stops with limited pedestrian and bicycle accommodations.

Public Involvement

Public Involvement Meeting #3

WisDOT hosting a third public involvement meeting for this project on Tuesday, December 10. The meeting was held at Mount Pleasant Lutheran Church (1700 S. Green Bay Road) in Racine. Below are documents that were on display and available during this meeting:

Public Involvement Meeting #2

WisDOT hosted a second public involvement meeting on September 29, 2022, regarding the proposed reconstruction project. Materials and exhibits shared at the meeting are posted below to help give more opportunity for public feedback.

Public Involvement Meeting #1

A public involvement meeting was held on February 11, 2020, where WisDOT personnel presented design plans on the proposed reconstruction project.

Schedule

Construction is tentatively scheduled to begin in 2026 and be completed in 2027.

Traffic Impacts

Traffic shifts will take place during construction so crews can reconstruct one side of the roadway at a time.

Contacts

Nguyen Ly (Win Lee), P.E., WisDOT Project Manager
(262) 548-8739
nguyen.ly@dot.wi.gov

Dan Sellers, WisDOT Communications
(262) 548-6702
daniel.sellers@dot.wi.gov