WisDOT unveils $145M for local governments through end-of-year transportation aid
WisDOT awarded $145 million in transportation aid to communities to improve infrastructure and complete projects.
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Wisconsin awards $100 million for rural road improvement projects statewide
Projects receiving funding are focused on roads and culverts that are critical to moving agricultural and forestry products.
Wisconsin receives $38.6 million grant to support new passenger rail line
The grant will fund the first six years of operations for the Borealis trains, which launched in May 2024.
Wisconsin ports receive millions in grants for construction and maintenance
These port projects are designed to strengthen supply chain reliability, support waterborne freight and assist with economic development.
WisDOT receives $72.8 million grant to improve freight and passenger rail service
This award is the largest non-highway discretionary grant and the largest rail grant WisDOT has received to date through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
Wisconsin makes $100 million available for agricultural roads
Project highways must provide access to agricultural lands or facilities that produce agricultural goods
Wisconsin to invest $174 million improving local roads
Funding based on recommendations from county, municipal, and town officials
Wisconsin allocates $106 million for road and bridge improvements
Over $100 million is allocated for General Transportation aids, which help local jurisdictions fund road maintenance projects
Midwest rail corridor to receive $53 million for infrastructure upgrades
Federal Railroad Administration has awarded $31.8 million in grants for Twin Cities-Milwaukee-Chicago Intercity Passenger Rail Project; Amtrak to contribute additional $5 million
