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Wisconsin Tribal Transportation Conference Green Bay, November 1, 2016 Gary C. Brunner, P.E. WisDOT 2 Impacts Response Timeline Partnerships Current Status 3 5-12 inches of rainfall 500-1000 year storm 11 state


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Wisconsin Tribal Transportation Conference Green Bay, November 1, 2016

Gary C. Brunner, P.E. WisDOT

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 Impacts  Response  Timeline  Partnerships  Current Status

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 5-12 inches of rainfall  500-1000 year storm  11 state highways impacted  Local damage exponential

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Saxon Harbor before July 11 Saxon Harbor after July 11

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 Ensure safety of motorists by closing roads that

were impassable

 WisDOT worked with County, Municipal and Tribal

  • fficials to establish detour routes
  • Achieve as much ‘mobility’ as practical
  • Allow emergency operations to take place

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 Multi-Agency strike teams assessed 181 sites

  • Combined for 115 projects
  • Coordination with WDNR, National Guard, Wisconsin

Emergency Management, FEMA, tribe, local governments

 County forces repaired and reopened State and

select county roads within several hours to several days

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 US 2 initially detoured via US 51, WIS 77, WIS 13,

US 63 and US 53 (200 miles)

  • Car Only detour on tribal roadways saved 160 miles from

Hurley to Ashland!

 USH 63 initially detoured via 77 and 53 (110 miles)

  • Truck detour on county trunks in Bayfield County saved

30 miles from Hayward to Ashland.

  • Car Only detour on town roads saved 55 miles from

Hayward to Ashland.

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 WIS 13 initially detoured via WIS 77, US 63; US

53 and US 2 (170 miles)

 WIS 13 detoured via 77 and USH 2 after USH 2

restored

  • Saved 100 miles between Mellen and Ashland!

 WIS 13 detoured via restored CTH C

  • Saved another 40 miles of misdirection between Mellen

and Ashland!

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 Coordination with Local Officials  25 Press Releases  Local sites linked on 511  Social Media Updates  One-Stop Shop meetings  Listening Sessions

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 Assist local municipalities as needed  Restore mobility on major routes ASAP!  Bring in Contractors as needed

  • US 63 at Grand View
  • WIS 13 and Silver Creek and Trout Brook
  • US 2: Initial repairs and then scour damage repair
  • WIS 169

 75% of state impacts were repaired and reopened

in less than a week

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 WIS 169 in Iron County at Vaughn Creek

  • Work began October 10
  • $1.3 million project to include bridge installation
  • Scheduled completion: late November 2016
  • Detoured via WIS 13, WIS 77, US 51 and US 2

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 US 2 repairs at Kakagon Slough

  • Work began October 10
  • $275,000 project to include scour repair
  • Scheduled completion: mid November 2016
  • Single lane closures

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Gary C. Brunner, P.E. Operations Section Chief – WisDOT – Northwest Region gary.brunner@dot.wi.gov (715) 836-2415

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