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Infrastructure committee approves 2026 DOT maintenance agreement, Marathon County allocation rises $269,500
Summary
The Marathon County Infrastructure Committee approved the Wisconsin DOT’s 2026 Routine Maintenance Agreement, which includes a $269,500 increase for Marathon County based on a level-of-service formula. DOT officials said the region also saw larger improvement-program funding that moved projects forward.
The Marathon County Infrastructure Committee on Dec. 4 approved the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s 2026 Routine Maintenance Agreement (RMA), which includes a $269,500 increase for Marathon County.
Mike Kretchmer, a DOT North Central Region representative, told the committee the statewide RMA budget rose by $11,600,000 and that the region’s share is about $1,465,000. "Based on the LOS model, that's where Marathon County got the $269,500 for increase for this year's RMA," Kretchmer said.
Why it matters: The RMA funds routine upkeep on state highways performed by…
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