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HEAR WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING 

ABOUT CONNECT 2

ENHANCING TRANSIT ALONG 27TH STREET

INVESTING IN ACCESS AND RACIAL EQUITY

To meet the community’s modern mobility needs, the Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) has begun the environmental review and design process to deploy bus rapid transit (BRT) service along the 27th Street corridor, the second route planned for Milwaukee County’s newest BRT system, CONNECT.

ABOUT THE PROJECT

By bringing BRT to the 27th Street corridor, CONNECT 2 will enhance service for the current MCTS PurpleLine riders and intersect with CONNECT 1, the first route in the CONNECT BRT system. The project would increase frequency, add amenities and serve more community members along the 27th Street corridor.

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This project is one way Milwaukee County is keeping the commitment to achieving racial equity and social justice made in 2019 when the County resolved to advocate for policies that improve health in communities of color. The project will improve access to convenient transportation for jobs, education, healthcare, grocery stores and other essential services—each with a positive impact to health and economic opportunity.

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For more information, view the Project Fact Sheet.

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PROJECT GOALS

Address inequities in our transportation system

Improve the quality of service for those who depend on transit

Reduce reckless 
driving in the corridor

Attract 
new riders

PROJECT SCHEDULE

2020 - 2022

Feasibility Study

2023 - 2025

Environmental Review and Design

2026 - 2028 

Construction

2028

Earliest BRT Open to Service

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