STH 60 and Main Street Pavement Repairs Scheduled for Nov 16-17

Roadwork begins at STH 60 and Main Street

Pavement repairs at the intersection of STH 60 and Main Street in Hartford, WI, are scheduled to begin at 5:00 a.m. on Monday, November 16, 2026.

The project will trigger several immediate changes to local traffic patterns. According to reports from Hartford, WI, Main Street will be closed to southbound traffic at Johnson Street during the construction period.

Drivers using STH 83 will also face disruptions. Northbound traffic on STH 83 will be closed at Kossuth Street, and motorists are advised to follow the posted detour for that route.

One lane on STH 60 stays open during repairs

While major intersections face closures, one section of the arterial route will remain functional. One lane of traffic in each direction—eastbound and westbound—on STH 60 will stay open throughout the work. Traffic control and lane shifts will be implemented as needed to manage this flow.

The timeline for the repairs is divided into two primary phases of activity. The first phase is expected to conclude quickly, with all affected areas projected to reopen to traffic by 3:30 p.m. on Monday, November 16.

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However, the work is not finished after the first day. Traffic restrictions are scheduled to resume at 5:00 a.m. on Tuesday, November 17, to allow crews to finish the remaining repairs.

The entire project is slated for completion by Tuesday afternoon. All roadways are expected to be fully reopened to traffic no later than 3:30 p.m. on November 17, 2026.

Impact on local businesses

The construction is localized to the intersection, and officials have noted that access to downtown and the surrounding businesses will be maintained throughout the work period.

Motorists traveling through the work zone are encouraged to use caution and follow all posted traffic control signs. Local commuters should also allow for extra travel time to account for the shifts in lane positioning and the detour requirements.