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Transportation
Christof Spieler, Director of Transportation

Perry Street Connection Study

Looking at the US 12 (Beltline) and Park Street interchange from above.
Image credit: Mead & Hunt

  • Location

    Perry Street

  • Project Type

    Infrastructure Study

  • Status

    Planning

  • Estimated Schedule

    June 2025 - March 2026

  • Alder District

    District 14

  • Contract Number

    14355

Project Information

Project Overview

The City of Madison received the Reconnecting Communities and Neighborhoods federal grant.  This federal funding will support planning and feasibility efforts for the proposed Perry Street Overpass project which is a key component of the City’s strategy to revitalize South Madison’s neighborhoods and address longstanding mobility needs

The study will explore a proposed extension of Perry Street over the Beltline that will allow vehicles, buses, pedestrians, and cyclists to access the businesses located south of the highway.  This crossing would connect communities north of the Beltline Highway with employment opportunities and services south of the Beltline Highway.

Learn more about the South Madison Plan

Project Limits

area of study for the Perry Street Connection project's planning stage.

Project Schedule

  1. Data Collection

    Gather data and review prior studies.

     

  2. Alternatives Development

    Define station program elements and evaluation criteria.

     

  3. Public Meeting #1

    Meet with the public to discuss potential connections and gather public feedback.

  4. Determine Preferred Alternatives

    Using gathered data and public comment, determine a list of preferred alternatives for the potential future Perry Street connection.

  5. Public Meeting #2

    Meet with the public to discuss determined preferred alternatives and gather additional feedback.

  6. Finalize Preferred Alternatives

    After incorporating final comments from the public meeting, present the proposed plan to the Transportation Commission.

  7. Public Meeting #3

    Present finalized preferred alternative chosen and discuss the potential future implementation of the project.

  8. Create and Publish Final Reports

    The team will produce two reports:

    Alternatives Feasibility Report 

    Alternatives Recommendation Report 

Public Involvement

There are a number of points of contact during this project where the public is encouraged to give feedback as part of public information meetings. 

Public Information Meetings

Dates and times are currently TBD

City Meetings, Process

More information will be posted when available.

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