HARRISON, Wis. (WFRV) – The Village of Harrison officially broke ground Wednesday morning on a major expansion and remodel of its public works garage.
The project includes an 11,400-square-foot addition to the existing garage and features a new pass-through wash bay, as well as three additional full pass-through parking bays.
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Crews will convert the current wash bay into new office space for the Department of Public Works, complete with ADA-compliant restrooms and added storage. The existing garage will also receive a full resurfacing of its concrete floor with a resinous flooring system, along with an upgraded vehicle exhaust removal system.
“At McMahon, we help communities thrive, and this expansion is a perfect example of that commitment,” said Paul Benedict, president of McMahon. “Our partnership with the Village of Harrison has always been about finding solutions that grow with their needs, and we’re excited to see this project come to life.”
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“This project will be a great addition for the village and will allow it to better serve the community as it continues to grow,” added Mitch Beilfuss, project executive at Bayland Buildings, which is assisting in the remodel.
Construction is expected to be completed by March 2026.
