The 4th District is seeing its share of road improvements.
In 2010, it’s 15th Avenue. In 2012, it’s going to be Nicholson Avenue.
Now there’s one on the drawing board for 2011: College Avenue between Nicholson and Packard.
The roughly one-mile project — funded with federal stimulus money administered by Milwaukee County — includes pavement patching, signal improvements and pavement grinding, according to a public information meeting notice I saw today.
When completed, it will create a first-class road from Packard west to Howell Avenue. As I’m sure you know, extensive work on College around the airport is already underway and continues into 2011.
Want to learn more about the project? A public information meeting will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday, June 2, at Cudahy City Hall. You may also contact Mike Malcolm, project manager for OMNNI Associates, at 920-830-6175 or via email at mike.malcolm@omnni.com.
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