The Village will host the
Pleasant Prairie Junior and
Adult Triathlons on June 23 and 24, with proceeds helping to
support the Dare to Tri program
for paratriathletes. The swim
and run courses will be held
entirely within Prairie Springs
Park, however, on Sunday, June
24, athletes will bike through the Village on the route shown
on the map below or
here.
Bike route roads will be closed
to through traffic only between
6:00 a.m. and noon.
Car traffic for businesses along the bike route will be able to travel on the closed roadways, provided extreme caution is exercised
and the shortest route to and from your destination is used. For safety sake, all are asked to please leash all outside pets adjacent
to the bike route.
Truck Traffic
Truck traffic should not use Highway 165 west of Highway 31 and will not be allowed to cross it during the closure. Truck traffic from businesses located south of Highway 165 should travel south to Russel Road to access I-94. Truck traffic from businesses located north of Highway 165 should travel north on 80th Avenue, east on 95th Street, north on Highway 31, then west on Highway 50 to access I-94. Roads will be marked with appropriate detours, and intersections will be monitored for safe bicycle and vehicle flow.
In addition to bike route roads, the following roads will also be closed to through traffic:
• Highway H (88th Avenue) between 95th Street and Highway 165 (104th Street);
• Highway 31 (Green Bay Road), both north and southbound lanes between Highway 165 and the
State Line (except for truck traffic); and
• Highway 165 between 118th Avenue and Highway 31.
If you have questions regarding these road closures, please call the Pleasant Prairie Police Department at 262.694.7353. To learn more about the Pleasant Prairie Triathlon, visit
www.PleasantPrairieTri.com.
