Wisconsin Department of Transportation Statewide Transportation Improvement Program 2025-2028
A 4-year statewide transportation improvement program (STIP) for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation covering fiscal years 2025 through 2028. The STIP includes highway and transit projects across multiple counties, focusing on infrastructure maintenance, construction, and improvements to transportation networks, with projects ranging from road resurfacing to bridge rehabilitation and safety enhancements.
Jun 1, 2026·Strategic plan
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State of Wisconsin Department of Transportation Recruitment and Retention Action Plan 2026-2028
This Recruitment and Retention Action Plan for the State of Wisconsin Department of Transportation outlines strategies to attract and retain a skilled workforce. The plan focuses on five key goals: enhancing recruitment efforts through programs like the Ambassadors Program and targeted outreach, improving employee retention via Stay Interviews, cultivating a supportive work culture with psychological safety workshops, increasing veteran hires through specialized webinars and outreach, and optimizing Wisconsin Works hires by providing application guidance. The overall objective is to ensure equal employment opportunity, foster a positive work environment, and support the department's mission of providing safe and efficient transportation solutions.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Wisdot Freight Advisory Committee Meeting
The committee held a tabletop discussion focused on maritime freight and air cargo systems in Wisconsin. Key topics included analyzing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for both sectors. Discussions explored the impact of seasonality on maritime operations, the need for icebreaking infrastructure, dredging challenges, and intermodal connectivity. Regarding air cargo, the meeting addressed the potential benefits of the Milwaukee Air Cargo Terminal for manufacturing, pharmaceutical, and data center sectors, as well as the competitive landscape, operational challenges, workforce development, and strategies for expanding air cargo capacity across the state.
