Two bills proposed by Biden would help Wisconsin address a range of issues, according to a Democratic state representative and GOP state senator.
The president highlighted local transit efforts and PFAS issues as he took his plan to the public.
Almost 400,000 state residents lack high-speed broadband in a time when all aspects of society are becoming more dependent on it.
Eight in Wisconsin failed in 2018. Works Progress Administration-era structures are susceptible to more extreme weather as a nation debates what to invest in itself.
Stimulus funding could join another $200 million from the state if the Legislature approves governor’s budget request for high-speed internet.
Poll: GOP voters give overwhelming approval to fixing roads, lead pipes, child care affordability, paid family and medical leave.
If successful in its pilot program, SpaceX’s Starlink internet could play an important role in expanding broadband access in rural Wisconsin, Evers says.
With high costs and low profits, families, providers, and the economy as a whole need the system to change.
Available funding has lagged the cost for repairs and replacements, leaving a huge need unmet.
Her bill would allow roads and bridges destroyed by extreme weather to be built to higher standards without penalty.
