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The Village of Little Chute Department of Public Works is constantly undertaking a variety of projects ranging form road construction, water and sewer replacement and storm water management. Throughout the course of the year, road project updates will be available.

2026 Village Projects

Miami Circle - 2026 Utility and Street Construction 

 Project Timeline: Spring 2026, actual start date to be determined 

 Project Location/Description:

The utility contract and the paving contracts will be bid separately.

Both Utility & Paving construction plan sets will be available for viewing on Wednesday, January 14th, 2026. Bid opening to take place on Thursday, January 29th, 2026. 

The Miami Circle project area extends approximately 1,600 linear feet from Vandenbroek Road to Florida Avenue.

Miami Circle is currently a 36-foot-wide urban roadway with curb and gutter, asphalt pavement, and municipal utilities. 

Proposed project to include a complete reconstruction with a new 29-foot-wide urban concrete street section consisting of two 11-foot travel lanes, and one 6-foot parking lane with integral curb & gutter. Reconstruction of new water main, storm sewer, and sanitary sewer utilities, including new water services, storm sewer and sanitary sewer laterals within the Village right-of-way. New concrete sidewalk and handicap ramps will also be constructed on both sides of Miami Circle.

All paving and site restoration to reach Final Completion by October 16th, 2026.

For project information click here.
For project Frequently Asked Questions click here.

Arthur Street - 2026 Utility and Street Construction 

Project Timeline: Spring 2026, actual start date to be determined 

Project Location/Description:

The utility contract and the paving contracts will be bid separately.

Both Utility & Paving construction plan sets will be available for viewing on Wednesday, January 14th, 2026. Bid opening to take place on Thursday, January 29th, 2026. 

The Arthur Street project area extends approximately 450 linear feet, beginning at McKinley Avenue and continuing south to the dead end on Arthur Street.

 Arthur Street is currently a 31.5-foot-wide urban roadway with curb and gutter, deteriorating asphalt pavement, concrete sidewalks, and aging municipal utilities. 

Proposed project to include a complete reconstruction with a new 29-foot-wide urban concrete street section consisting of two 11-foot travel lanes, and one 6-foot parking lane with integral curb & gutter. Reconstruction of new water main, storm sewer, and sanitary sewer utilities, including new water services, storm sewer and sanitary sewer laterals within the Village right-of-way. New concrete sidewalk and handicap ramps will also be constructed on both sides of Arthur Street.

All paving and site restoration to reach Final Completion by October 16th, 2026.

For project information click here.
For project Frequently Asked Questions click here.

2025 Village Projects

2025 HOLLAND ROAD - UTILITIES EXTENSION

Project is expected to be completed in the spring of 2026

Project location:

Beginning at the intersection of Holland Road & W. Evergreen Drive, then continuing north on Holland Road approximately 3,000 feet to the new Golden Gate Drive extension. 

Project scope included tying into existing utilities near Evergreen Drive and extending Village of Little Chute water, storm, and sanitary sewer down Holland Road to the new Golden Gate Drive extended. Project also included a full replacement of the asphalt road from Evergreen Drive to Golden Gate Drive, new gravel shoulders, grading and turf restoration of the existing ditches.

Don Hietpas & Sons has completed the utility contract to extend utilities north on Holland Road to serve Lexington’s current Golden Gate Drive development.

MCC completed grading and placement of the lower asphalt surface layer in the fall of 2025. The final asphalt surface layer will be placed in the spring of 2026, as weather conditions permit.

Traffic Impacts: Holland Road is currently open to traffic; residents should expect additional restrictions on Holland Road and should use alternate routes to limit traffic during placement of the final asphalt surface layer this spring. 

 New Concrete Sidewalk Information - Salt

With winter comes snow and ice removal. Besides shoveling or using a snowblower, many sidewalks, driveways, parking lots, and streets are covered in salt to melt ice and snow and make concrete safer. However, using salt on your new concrete could end up harming it.

If your home has a new concrete sidewalk this year due to TDS or AT&T construction do not place salt on it the first year.   

Your new concrete is in its most fragile state the first year after it is poured. It needs time to  cure. settle, and gain strength to avoid breaking or cracking in the future.