Oshkosh Road Construction Closures Oct. 5-9
Oshkosh road closures and lane restrictions to know for Oct. 5-9:
- State 21, Lake Shore Drive, and East New York Avenue are closed.
- Six streets will block through traffic, while 11 others have lane restrictions.
Top Tips to Stay Safe in Road Construction Zones:
- Slow down.
- Pay close attention to signs and flaggers.
- Minimize distractions.
Drivers in Oshkosh should expect:
- Road closures and lane restrictions during the week of Oct. 5-9.
- State 21, Lake Shore Drive, and East New York Avenue among those scheduled for full closure.
- Several local streets closed to through traffic but accessible for nearby properties.
Specific Closures and Restrictions:
- State 21: Closed from Washburn Street west to the city of Omro (Wisconsin Department of Transportation project).
- Lake Shore Drive: Closed between Merritt and Washington avenues.
- East New York Avenue: Closed between Bowen and Evans streets.
Through Traffic Blocked on:
- Fluor Court (from Bowen Street to end of cul-de-sac)
- Josslyn Street (from Witzel to Taft avenues)
- West Linwood Avenue (from Jackson to North Main streets)
- Ohio Street (from West South Park to West 17th avenues)
- Progress Drive (from West Fernau Avenue to end of cul-de-sac)
- Taft Avenue (from North Sawyer to Josslyn streets)
Lane Restrictions on:
- West Third Avenue (from South Eagle to South Lark streets)
- West Sixth Avenue (from Ohio to Dakota streets)
- West 16th Avenue (from South Main to Doty streets)
- Bowen Street (from Washington to Merritt avenues)
- Cedar Street (from Congress to West New York avenues)
- Division Street (from West Irving to West Lincoln avenues)
- Frederick Street (from West Parkway to Ida avenues)
- Hazel Street (from Nevada to Murdock avenues)
- East Murdock Avenue (from Bowen to Doemel streets)
- Ohio and Wisconsin streets (from Witzel to Pearl avenues)
- Punhoqua Street (from Maple to Oshkosh avenues)
Other Scheduled Construction:
- Sidewalk paving continues on West Fernau Avenue.
- Preparation for concrete intersection work begins.
- Sidewalk repairs, storm sewer lateral installations, pavement, sidewalk, and turf restoration follow the storm sewer work at various locations.
Planning Ahead:
- Use alternate routes when possible.
- Expect conditions to change as work progresses.
- Access may vary near active work zones.
- Check 511 Wisconsin for updates on State 21 project and other state highway restrictions before traveling.
Contact:
Brandon Reid at [email protected]