Spring Road Weight Restrictions will go into effect on Wright County Highways beginning Wednesday, March 10, 2010 at 12:00 Noon.  These restrictions, which protect our roadways, will remain in effect until further notice.  If you might be affected by these restrictions, please view the map to determine what weights will be allowed on County Highways during this restricted period. 

A formal Adopt-A-Highway Program was approved by the Wright County Board of Commissioners on March 12, 1991.  This program allows interested citizens and community organizations to adopt a segment of county highway for the purpose of helping keep it free of litter. Those who commit to picking up litter three times a year for a minimum of two years are recognized as an Adopt-A-Highway participant, and those who pick up litter once a year are recognized as a Pick-A-Highway participant.  For more information, click on Attached Documents.

CSAH 36 has been re-opened to traffic as of Monday morning, December 7th, 2009. The 5 tons per axle weight limit was removed December 22 and will be re-posted next spring when spring weight restrictions take affect. The final lift of blacktop will be placed next year (2010), at which time the roadway may be closed for a short period.

This project raised the roadway elevation 3 feet which will reduce the frequency of future road closures due to flooding of the Crow River.

A temporary gravel surface was placed through the surcharge area north of 79th Street on Monday, December 21. Please note the 30 MPH advisory speed through this area.

 The detour signing was removed Tuesday, December 22 and the roadway opened to all traffic. When work resumes next year, the road will be closed and the detour signing will be reinstalled. It is anticipated all work will be completed by mid-summer 2010.