Construction Starting On $1.7 Billion Interstate 94 Widening
Years of construction delays are about to begin for thousands of Milwaukee motorists.
Governor Tony Evers announced that construction on the Interstate 94 widening project is scheduled to start on October, with major impacts beginning in November.
Project Details
The $1.74 billion project will begin on the “West Leg Segment,” stretching from Zablocki Drive to N. 70th streets.
- The 3.5-mile project involves rebuilding the aging freeway.
- A complete replacement of the Stadium Interchange is planned.
- The six-lane roadway will be expanded to eight lanes.
Construction is expected to last through 2033, with the initial work area being a $121 million project led by Zignego Company.
No statement from Governor Tony Evers is provided.
Author's summary: Interstate 94 widening project starts.
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