WCHA is joining businesses, organizations, schools, municipalities, and individuals for the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Buckle Up Phone Down campaign. “Work zone accidents, injuries and fatalities are almost entirely Read More
Eau Claire County Highway Commissioner and Wisconsin County Highway Association (WCHA) President Jon Johnson sits down with longtime WCHA Board Member and Barron County Supervisor Marv Thompson to discuss how Read More
There are many employment opportunities across the state within the Wisconsin county highway departments. To best access the most up-to-date job listings in Wisconsin’s 72 counties, including employment requirements, certifications Read More
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has released their 2021 calendar of events and speciality weeks focusing on a wide range of topics, such as National Distracted Driving Awareness Read More
On July 16, 2020, WCHA Past President and Barron County Highway Commissioner Mark Servi, representing WCHA and the National Association of County Engineers, attended an invitation only White House press Read More
Local Program Project Development Process training presentations are now available on the Federal State Aid Project Delivery, Procedures and Tools webpage. The training includes eleven presentations prepared in partnership with Read More
“On behalf of the Wisconsin County Highway Association (WCHA), we commend the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) and those local officials involved in the selection of projects for their work Read More
The story featured the decline of Wisconsin’s system and highlights Trempealeau County, with comments from WCHA Executive Director Dan Fedderly and Trempealeau County Highway Commissioner Al Rinka. On Tuesday, February Read More
The Wisconsin County Highway Association and the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) have launched a new pilot program, the Local Bridge Improvement Assistance Program, Low-Risk Delivery Pilot. Listen to the Read More
WCHA Executive Director Daniel Fedderly participated in a press conference regarding the one-time supplemental transportation funding on Thursday, July 18, 2019 alongside Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Secretary Craig Thompson. Read More
January 14 2018 new commisioners minutes WCHA Executive Director Fedderly and President Mark Servi are attending the NACo legislative conference in Washington DC March 2-6, 2019. Fedderly asking Congressional transportation if Read More
On November 14, The Wisconsin County Highway Association received the Transportation Development Association’s (TDA) “Transportation Service Award,” alongside the Wisconsin Counties Association, the League of Wisconsin Municipalities and the Wisconsin Read More
WCHA Leaders attended the Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA) Every Day Counts (EDC-5) Summit October 29-30 in St. Louis. WCHA Executive Director Dan Fedderly, WCHA President and Barron County Highway Commissioner Read More
WCHA Executive Director Dan Fedderly appeared in an August 28, 2018 Capital Times story, “Wisconsin DOT Report Shows Total Transportation Funding has Fallen Under Scott Walker.” Below is an excerpt Read More
Seal Coat Best Management Practices Seal coating asphalt pavement is widely accepted and is considered a very effective maintenance activity for the preservation of good asphalt surfaces. Choosing the right Read More
The National Association of County Engineers and the Wisconsin County Highway Association held a successful NACE 2018 Annual Meeting/Management & Technical Conference April 22-26, 2018 in Wisconsin Dells. See photos Read More
The April 2018 Wisconsin Counties magazine features Wisconsin county highway departments and takes a comprehensive look at the work they do. “We were excited to work with the Wisconsin Counties Read More
The Wisconsin County Highway Association is excited to unveil their new website, which features the latest in association news, updates, calendar of events and other important resources. A special thanks Read More