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MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today announced that the Wisconsin State Building Commission met to approve a total of approximately $254 million in key building projects at state-owned facilities and properties statewide. The Commission approved funding to construct new student housing at the University of Wisconsin (UW)-Madison, improvements at the Winnebago Mental Health Institute, as well as numerous campus improvement projects at UW facilities across the state. “Over the past eight years, I have been proud to lead this Commission as we have worked together to invest in the future of Wisconsin, including building cutting-edge educational spaces on our UW campuses, making upgrades and improvements at our world-class state parks, investing safety and in the future of corrections, and bolstering our local communities and supporting projects at libraries, museums, healthcare centers, and so much more, to make life better for all who live here,” said Gov. Evers. “The impacts of these projects are felt about everywhere you go in the state, which is why it is my hope that in the years ahead, leaders continue to make these critical investments that move our state, forever and always, Forward.” Highlights of the Commission’s approved projects include:
The Commission is chaired by Gov. Evers and made up of the following members:
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Gov. Evers Announces State Building Commission Approves $254 Million in Projects Across Wisconsin
By Joanna Guza
Oct 26, 2026 | 7:02 AM

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