Community members with an interest in the future state of Moorland Road are encouraged to mark their calendars for March 17th. An important public involvement meeting is slated to take place from 4 to 6 p.m. at the New Berlin Public Library. According to information obtained from the Waukesha County website, the session will operate in an open-house format, meaning there won't be a formal presentation.

During the meeting, plans will be showcased for all to peruse, and representatives will be on hand to field questions and discuss the project's details—ensuring community voices are heard and acknowledged as part of the planning process. Notably, as part of the project, experiencing a reduction to one lane in each direction, Moorland Road travelers are advised to brace for delays and consider substituting routes as a 25 mph speed limit will be enforced during construction.

Accessibility concerns have also been taken into account for the upcoming gathering. The New Berlin Public Library, the meeting's venue, is ADA accessible, underscoring the county's commitment to inclusive community engagement.

For those unable to attend in person but still wishing to learn more or submit feedback, additional project details and contact information are available on the Waukesha County's official website.