Good news for drivers in Washington County, Wisconsin: the much-anticipated reopening of CTH D road is here, announced by the county via social media. The update signals smoother and safer travels along the five-mile stretch that had been under construction. "CTH D road is open, time to roll!! ✅🛣️," read the post on the official Washington County Facebook page.
The highway department didn't just patch things up; they went the full distance, pulverizing and repaving from CTH WW to Kettle View Dr. South in the towns of Barton and Wayne, ensuring a much-improved journey for commuters and travelers alike. The improvements are substantial: a four-foot paved shoulder, a two-foot gravel shoulder, new guardrail, and fresh signage all make for a notable upgrade in road safety.
Further enhancing the route's dependability are the several crossroad culverts installed, which should help in managing water runoff and preventing the kind of erosion that leads to long-term road damage. All of these changes come as a boon to those who regularly navigate this corridor, be they residents, local businesses, or pass-through visitors.
