MILWAUKEE COUNTY – Governor Evers has approved a multi-year $22.3 million resurfacing and improvement project along I-41/43/894 through the Hale Interchange, between Lincoln Avenue and 84th Street, in Milwaukee County.
Work is scheduled to begin the week of May 27.
Improvements Include
What we know:
- Resurfacing and base patching along I-41/43/894 between Lincoln Avenue and 84th Street
- Repair multiple bridge structures within the Hale Interchange
- Repair the Hales Corners Park and Ride lot
- Reapply high friction surface treatments to interchange curves
- Replace guardrail and curb ramps
- Signal and light upgrades
Traffic Impacts
Dig deeper:
Two-way traffic along I-41/43/894 will be maintained during construction. Resurfacing work will be completed mainly during overnight hours.
Long-term system ramp closures in the Hale Interchange for bridge structure work:
- Northbound to eastbound system ramp to close for approximately 45 days starting in mid-summer.
- Westbound to southbound system ramp to close for approximately 45 days starting in late summer.
Overnight full freeway, lane, and ramp closures are anticipated. This project will also require extended weekend, full freeway, and system ramp closures.
The Hales Corners Park and Ride lot will remain open for partial use, as well as the MCTS Route 55 stop located at the lot.
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Access to local businesses and residences will be maintained.
Schedule
What’s next:
This project is scheduled for completion in late 2026. All work is weather-dependent and subject to change.
Visit the project webpage at: https://projects.511wi.gov/41hale/
The Source: The information in this post was provided by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation.
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