Gov. Evers Announces Building Commission Approved Projects
Gov. Evers is committed to maintaining safe and reliable buildings by making smart and efficient maintenance decisions and investing in needed repairs and upgrades across the state building portfolio.
WEST ALLIS — Gov. Tony Evers today at the Wisconsin State Fair announced the State of Wisconsin Building Commission approved a total of approximately $30.4 million in key projects across the state, highlights include:
- Various maintenance and repair projects at the State Capitol building including tuck-pointing on the exterior dome; 3rd and 4th floor roof replacements; and ceiling restoration in the Assembly Chambers;
- Construction of life safety improvements in the Behavioral Health Unit Building at Waupun Correctional Institution;
- Classroom renovation/technology improvement projects at UW-Oshkosh and UW-Stevens Point; and
- Various maintenance and repair projects located in 13 counties across the state for the Departments of Administration, Health Services, Military Affairs, Natural Resources, Transportation, State Fair Park, and the University of Wisconsin System.
Gov. Evers is committed to maintaining safe and reliable buildings by making smart and efficient maintenance decisions and investing in needed repairs and upgrades across the state building portfolio.
The Building Commission is chaired by Gov. Evers and made up of the following members:
- State Senator Janis Ringhand
- State Senator Jerry Petrowski
- State Senator Patrick Testin
- State Representative Jill Billings
- State Representative Rob Swearingen
- State Representative Mark Born
- Citizen member Summer Strand
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NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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