The CTH M corridor passes through one of the most environmentally sensitive areas in Dane County, bordered by wetlands, wildlife areas, and protected parklands where numerous protected and endangered species live. Delivering a major infrastructure project in this setting required a design approach grounded in avoidance, minimization, and respect for the natural landscape. Instead of […]
Safety was a driving force behind every aspect of the CTH M Reconstruction Project. With crash rates previously exceeding two times the statewide averages, the corridor required a comprehensive approach that addressed both traffic operations and user experience. The project introduced redesigned, signalized intersections at key locations such as CTH K and Woodland Drive, improving
CTH M has served as a critical east–west connection north of Madison, linking communities, employment centers, and regional destinations. As growth accelerated, the corridor struggled to keep pace. Congestion increased, travel times became unreliable, and the existing two-lane roadway no longer met the needs of daily users. The CTH M Reconstruction Project reimagined this corridor
Saturday, May 30 marked the start of Wisconsin Bike Week, and communities across Wisconsin are celebrating the many benefits of biking through rides, events, and activities for cyclists of all experience levels. At KL Engineering, many of our team members enjoy biking for recreation, fitness, and commuting. With offices across Wisconsin and Minnesota, we’re fortunate
We’re thrilled to celebrate Kim Rymer’s promotion to Marketing Senior Specialist IV! Kim’s contributions and dedication have been instrumental in delivering exceptional results on award and proposal submittals. Congratulations, Kim! Your impact continues to inspire us!
Ryan Wheeler has been interning with us for the past three years, and we are thrilled to have him now join us as a full-time employee! He recently graduated from UW-Platteville with a degree in Civil Engineering and brings hands-on experience in construction support, teamwork, customer service, and field operations through both his internship experience
We’re proud to celebrate Brandon Mackesey for his promotion to Senior Engineer III! Your technical excellence and commitment to quality drive our success. Congratulations on this achievement!
KL Engineering was proud to support the Big Climb Wisconsin, a fundraising event benefiting the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society and its mission to cure blood cancers and improve the quality of life for patients and their families. Participants took on the challenge by climbing stairs together in support of an important cause and helping raise
Congratulations to KL’s interns – Ryan Wheeler, Allison Kohlstedt, and Tanner Braatz – on graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Platteville. We’re proud to see the hard work, dedication, and growth you’ve shown throughout your time with us. Wishing you continued success as you take the next step in your careers… with us!
KL’s Jake Joyal recently presented our Becher Street String Lighting project to the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Milwaukee Chapter. This West Allis, WI project was submitted for an Illumination Award in Outdoor Lighting Design and has advanced from chapter-level review to national award evaluation. Designed and constructed by KL’s Jared Baltes, Tony Steinert, and Jake
KL Engineering is seeking a Transportation Design Engineer to join our Infrastructure Services team, with opportunities available at any of our office locations. This full-time role is open to mid- and senior-level candidates with 3–10+ years of experience. You’ll design and deliver roadway, drainage, and geometric plans using tools like AutoCAD and Civil 3D while
We had a great time celebrating at the ACEC Wisconsin Engineering Excellence Awards Ceremony. It was an honor for Brad Domasky and Bill Biesmann to accept a 2026 Best of State Award on behalf of the CTH D Buffalo Lake Causeway Reconstruction Project in Marquette County. This unique project was recognized in the Transportation category,