Beloit Road Reconstruction Project

2023 DETOUR INFORMATION

Construction starts Monday, May 1st and is expected to last until fall. Beloit will be closed with a detour on 60th to Lincoln

Westbound Beloit Road
Traffic will be detoured south on S. 60th Street to Lincoln Avenue
Traffic will go west on Lincoln Avenue
Traffic will access westbound Beloit Road from Lincoln Avenue

Eastbound Beloit Road
Traffic will be detoured east on Lincoln Avenue
Traffic will go north on S. 60th Street
Traffic will access eastbound Beloit Road from S. 60th Street

BELOIT ROAD (60TH STREET TO LINCOLN AVENUE) - 2023

The City of West Allis and Wisconsin Department of Transportation hired GRAEF to design the reconstruction of Beloit Road from S. 60th Street to W. Lincoln Avenue in West Allis. The design team shared some initial ideas in June with the community to gather feedback from those that live, work, and travel in West Allis.

Public Involvement Meeting #1

Virtual Public Involvement Meeting (PDF)

Displays:

• Project Overview Map (PDF)
• Typical Sections (PDF)
• Intersection Alternative 1 (PDF)
• Intersection Alternative 2 (PDF)
• Intersection Alternative 3 (PDF)
• Historical/4f Properties (PDF)

Public Involvement Meeting #2

Virtual Public Involvement Meeting #2 (PDF)

Displays:

• Project Overview Map (PDF)
• Typical Sections (PDF)
• Reconfiguration of Beloit/Grant/65th/66th Intersections (PDF)
• Pocket Park 1 Rendering (PDF)
• Pocket Park 2 Rendering (PDF)

Public Involvement Meeting #3

• Project Overview Map (PDF)
• Detour (PDF)
• Typical Sections (PDF)

Community Feedback Survey for beloit/grant/65th/66th St. Residents

The City of West Allis held a Virtual Public Involvement Meeting from May 27, 2020 to June 26, 2020 for the W. Beloit Road (Lincoln to 60^th) reconstruction project that is currently being designed for construction in 2023. Information and exhibits can still be found on the West Allis website: www.westalliswi.gov/beloit.  We received 30 responses to the community feedback form on the website during the Virtual Public Involvement Meeting, and are considering four options for the future of this intersection:

• Existing – maintains the closely spaced angled intersections as is and doesn’t address the rising crash rate
• Alternative 1 – closes Grant St.
• Alternative 2 – closes Grant St. and realigns 66^th St. to create a 90 degree intersection to improve safety
• Alternative 3 – closes Grant St. and 65^th St. south of Beloit