The US 51 project (Spring Road to 5th Street) is scheduled to move to the next construction stage on Monday, June 23rd. During this next stage the road will be closed from County N to Church Street which is expected until late August. County N will still be open for North/South traffic but will be closed to turning on US 51. Stage 1 (Spring Rd to County N) will remain closed for at least 1 more week due to some concrete pavement replacement within this segment. Once this rework is completed we will open Stage 1 from Spring Rd to County N.
Scott Construction will be crack filling this week on the following Town Roads:
- Center Ave
- Spring Rd
If you have any questions, please contact the Public Works Department at (608) 205-9169.
Road work will begin in the Bellivew/Kong/Erickson/Aselson Rd and the Red Oak Neighborhood on the week of June 16th.
If you have any questions, please contact the Public Works Department at (608) 205-9169.
Signs have been installed per state statute and all town roads are open to ATV/UTV use. Operators must be at least 16 years of age and possess a valid operators license. ATV/UTV must ride single file on the far right-hand side of the pavement and observe posted speed limits. Operation of ATV/UTV is prohibited between 10:00 PM and 5:00 AM.
Weight limit restrictions have been lifted except for the following Town roads:
-Burritt Rd
-Oak Knoll Ln
-Yahara Dr
-Kegonsa Rd
-Rolling View Rd
-River Rd
-Skaalen Rd
-Pleasant Hill Rd
-Tower Dr
- Tower Dr and County Rd B
- Skaalen Rd and Tower Dr
Please contact Public Works with any questions, (608)205-9169 or dpw@tn.pleasantsprings.wi.gov
You may be a potential applicant for Cycle B of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Well Compensation and Well Abandonment Grant Programs! These Well Grant programs are providing funding to well and water system owners to replace, reconstruct, treat or abandon their wells or water systems.
Spring wildfire season is upon us and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is urging the public to check fire danger before conducting outdoor burning activities.
The Town of Pleasant Springs had a study of the Stoughton Dam removal done by Emmons & Olivier Resources, Inc. Click above for more information about the proposed dam removal project.