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Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP)

The Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) funds highway safety projects at sites that have experienced a high crash history. Emphasis is on low-cost options that can be implemented quickly.

The overall objective of HSIP is to develop and implement, on a continuing basis, stand-alone safety projects designed to reduce the number and severity of crashes on all streets and highways (state and local). The federal funding ratio for HSIP funds is usually 90%, requiring a 10% match of state and/or local funds.

• 2013-2016 HSIP project application form

HSIP coordinators

North Central Region

Tom Krizenesky, Thomas.Krizenesky@dot.wi.gov
(715) 365-5779

Northeast Region

Glenn Landis, Glenn.Landis@dot.wi.gov
(920) 492-4110

Northwest Region

Stephen Sydow, stephen.sydow@dot.wi.gov
(715) 855-7668

Southwest Region

Linda Richardson, linda.richardson@dot.wi.gov
(608) 789-7869

Southeast Region

Robert Schmidt, robert1.schmidt@dot.wi.gov
(262) 548-8789

Central office

Scott Janowiak, scott.janowiak@dot.wi.gov
(608) 266-9911

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Questions about the content of this page:
Scott Janowiak, scott.janowiak@dot.wi.gov
Last modified: December 11, 2012