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The Cobban Bridge is more than just a bridge; it’s a symbol of what we can achieve when we come together with a shared vision for the future.

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The Great Water Alliance Program was a resounding success and a first-of-its-kind achievement.

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The finished 4.7 mile project provides equitable access to the entire surrounding community, eases traffic flow in a dense commercial shopping area...

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The Collins Street Parking Lot Reconstruction project highlights the importance of communication, collaboration, and the ability to adapt and...

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The Calhoun Road reconstruction project brings value to the community by expanding a key corridor for the traveling public in a safe manner,...

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The new Garver Path provides a connection to residential neighborhoods, commercial areas, downtown, and other destinations, as well as helps the...

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Ayres led the design of the $24 million interchange, which replaced an at-grade crossing at County Highway “VV” and creates a connection among...

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The City of St. Croix Falls was faced with multiple challenges in the Kentucky and River Street area, including difficult turning movements,...

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The renovation and expansion of the La Crosse Center brings people back to historic downtown La Crosse.

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The roundabout at East Main Street and Green Coulee Road immensely improves safety and efficiency at a busy regional intersection.

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The Thackeray Trail Reconstruction project involved transforming a rural roadway to an urban, curbed street with a new stormwater displacement...

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The reconstructed Washington Avenue represents the values of the City of Racine and its residents.

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