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Work to start on I-43 Rock Freeway project next week
By: Daily Reporter Staff//March 16, 2022//
Gov. Tony Evers has signed a $15.4 million contract to resurface I-43 from Moorland Road to the Hale Interchange and to replace the bridge deck the northbound off-ramp to Layton Avenue.
Work is scheduled to begin the week of March 21, weather permitting. The project will wrap up in December 2022. A.W. Oakes & Son is the prime contractor for the project.
Project improvements include:
- Resurface portions of I-43.
- Replace the bridge deck on the NB off-ramp to Layton Avenue.
- Place high friction surface treatment on portions of I-43.
- Culvert replacement.
- New pavement markings
View the project HERE.
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