Town of Wilson Weekly: April 7 Election, I-43 Updates, Spring Road Work
The Town of Wilson heads into the final stretch before the April 7 spring election, while state highway work and seasonal road concerns continue to shape local planning.
April 7 Spring Election: What Wilson Voters Should Know
Absentee and early voting opportunities continue ahead of the April 7, 2026 Spring Election. Town of Wilson residents will see local and county-level races on the ballot, along with any applicable school or judicial contests.
Residents planning to vote absentee by mail should ensure their ballot requests are submitted as soon as possible. In-person absentee voting is available at the Town Hall during designated hours prior to Election Day. On April 7, polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Voters are reminded to bring an acceptable photo ID. Anyone who has recently moved within the town or changed their name should confirm their registration status before Election Day to avoid delays.
I-43 Construction and Traffic Impacts
Work along the I-43 corridor in Sheboygan County continues to affect drivers traveling to and from Wilson. Ongoing improvements include lane shifts, ramp adjustments, and intermittent closures tied to long-term reconstruction and expansion efforts.
Town residents who commute toward Sheboygan, Oostburg, or Kohler are encouraged to check 511WI before heading out, particularly during peak travel hours. As spring weather returns, construction activity is expected to increase, which may bring additional short-term traffic changes.
Drivers should plan extra time and remain alert for reduced speed zones and construction crews.
Spring Road Conditions and Weight Limits
With daytime temperatures climbing into the 60s this weekend and colder nights returning, local road crews are monitoring freeze-thaw cycles that can weaken pavement. Seasonal weight limits may be posted on certain town roads to prevent damage during the early spring thaw.
Residents operating heavy trucks or agricultural equipment should watch for posted signage and town updates. Pothole patching and shoulder repairs are also expected to increase over the next several weeks as conditions allow.
Public Safety and Severe Weather Awareness
Recent late-winter storms across Sheboygan County served as a reminder that March can bring rapid weather shifts. While this weekend’s forecast calls for partly sunny skies and mild temperatures, rain chances return Sunday with cooler air moving in early next week.
Town officials encourage residents to keep storm drains clear of debris to reduce localized street flooding during rain events. It is also a good time to review household emergency kits and check sump pumps ahead of the spring melt.
Looking Ahead
Upcoming Town Board and committee meetings in late March and early April will continue discussions on road maintenance planning and seasonal projects. Agendas are typically posted in advance at Town Hall and on the town’s official website.
Residents with questions about voting, road postings, or local meetings are encouraged to contact the Town of Wilson office directly for the most current information.
Sources
https://sheboyganlife.com/local-2/town-of-wilson-weekly-april-7-election-i-43-work-updates/
https://townofwilson.com/
https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/projects/by-region/se/i43/default.aspx
https://myvote.wi.gov/
