Boil water advisory — Menasha & Fox Crossing Menasha · Fox Crossing

Do not drink tap water without boiling it first. Low water pressure after the storm may have allowed contamination.

10 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew in Menasha & Fox Crossing Menasha · Fox Crossing

Stay off the streets overnight. Streetlights are out and downed lines, gas leaks and debris make being outside after dark genuinely dangerous.

Treat every downed wire as live All communities

Assume any fallen line is energized, even if it is not sparking, humming or moving.

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Transportation & Roads

Road closures, transit changes, fuel availability and rides to shelters or resource sites.

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511 Wisconsin — live road closures

Open

Official statewide closure and incident map. Check it before every trip.

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More detail

Closures are changing constantly as crews clear debris and utilities work on lines. Check before you leave, not before you left.

Dial 511 or use the website. Do not check it while driving.

Checked Jul 28, 6:50 AM Wisconsin Department of Transportation

US 10 / State 441 closures — gas leaks from overturned semis

Closed

Closed both directions from I-41 to Oneida Street after multiple semis were blown over. Expect major delays.

More detail

Multiple semi trucks were knocked over in the storm, causing gas leaks. US 10 / State 441 is closed in both directions in Outagamie and Winnebago counties, from I-41 to Oneida Street.

Also closed: State 47 from State 114 to US 10/441, and State 114 from I-41 to Oneida Street.

Alternate routes:

  • Southbound State 441 is open only as far as Oneida Street. To continue south, take I-41 toward Oshkosh
  • On I-41 in Winnebago County you cannot access northbound State 441 or eastbound US 10 — continue north or south on I-41
  • For eastbound US 10, divert at I-41 north or south

State 441 remains open from Oneida Street to the north junction of I-41. Closures were expected to last through the evening rush and possibly longer — verify current status on 511 before traveling.

Checked Jul 27, 4:00 PM Wisconsin Department of Transportation

Local street closures — Appleton, Grand Chute, Neenah

Closed

Many local streets are blocked by trees, lines and debris. Signals are dark — treat those as four-way stops.

More detail

Grand Chute — the southern portion was heavily impacted. Significantly affected roads include South Bluemound Drive, West Prospect Avenue, West Spencer Street, West Lawrence Street and South Lynndale Drive, along with many surrounding roadways.

AppletonProspect Avenue from South Bluemound Drive to Mason Street was closed. South of College Avenue, South Lynndale Drive to West Spencer Street was also shut.

Neenah — streets across the northeast section are blocked by trees and downed utility lines. Public works has been clearing with all available equipment, including snowplows.

While driving:

  • Treat every intersection with a dark signal as a four-way stop
  • Never drive over a downed power line
  • Avoid unnecessary travel in impacted areas — emergency vehicles need the room
  • Be patient with crews
Checked Jul 27, 4:14 PM Grand Chute Police Department / Outagamie County Emergency Management