September 1, 2023

Attend the WisDOT Hwy151/I-90 interchange discussion at City Council 9/5/23 5pm

Reason #124 why we need a multi-user path connection between the City of Madison & the City of Sun Prairie.

Not everyone has a car...

Please consider attending the Tuesday, Sept 5th Council Of the Whole (COW) meeting at 5:30pm. A representative from WisDOT will explain the proposed options for the new Hwy151 & I-90/94/39 interchange.

None of the options currently include a multi-user path! There are people who have to rely on transportation options other than a vehicle.

Shouldn't everyone be able to safely get to work? School? Entertainment?

If you can't make the meeting, please consider reaching out to your district Alders and ask them to support a multi-user path option!

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