Road Construction &
Projects
The mission of the Ho-Chunk Transportation Authority is to provide safe, well maintained roadways for the Ho-Chunk Nation membership as well as the general public. We plan, construct and maintain the roads of the Nation.
Transportation Planning
HTA shall perform the survey, design, right-of-way, archeological and environmental services, road improvement or road construction for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Roads Construction Projects as identified in the TTIP. The HTA is currently responsible for over 33 miles of roads located in Black River Falls, Nekoosa, Tomah, Baraboo, Wittenberg, and the Wisconsin Dells areas. The HTA Maintenance program receives funding annually to maintain BIA and Tribal owned Roadways. Scroll down to view more details or download the Transportation Planning PDF
Ho-Chunk Transportation Authority
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Ho-Chunk
Transportation
Authority
Transportation
Planning
We plan, construct and maintain the roads
of the Nation.
Transportation
Planning Details
HTA shall perform the survey, design, right-of-way, archeological and environmental services, road improvement or road construction for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Roads Construction Projects as identified in the TTIP. Note: The TTIP identifies the work to be performed, the estimated dollar amount, and who (Contractor or Government) is responsible for performing the work. 1. Long Range Transportation Plans Purpose: To develop a transportation plan for improvements to the National Tribal Transportation Facility Inventory (NTTFI) system necessary to meet the existing and future needs of the Tribal community. The Tribe should prepare Draft or Final Long-Range Transportation Plans and any amendments for review by the BIA. Please contact HTA office for a copy of the Long Range Transportation Plan 608-374-3950 2. TTIP Purpose: The Indian Tribal Government assisted by the BIA, state, local government, or metropolitan planning organizations, shall develop a Tribal Transportation Improvement Program (TTIP). The TTIP shall include all Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) projects proposed for funding. As a minimum, the TTIP should prioritize the listed TTP projects and state the TTP route number, scope of work, length of project (tenth of a mile), costs related to each project/project activity, and who will be performing the project activities on behalf of the Tribe. Contact Information Ted Walczak 608-374-3950 ext. 15774
Here to Serve…Proudly Ho-Chunk
ADDRESS
28902 Hwy 21 East. Tomah, WI 54660
Road Construction &
Projects
The mission of the Ho-Chunk Transportation Authority is to provide safe, well maintained roadways for the Ho-Chunk Nation membership as well as the general public. We plan, construct and maintain the roads of the Nation.
Transportation Planning
HTA shall perform the survey, design, right-of-way, archeological and environmental services, road improvement or road construction for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Roads Construction Projects as identified in the TTIP. The HTA is currently responsible for over 33 miles of roads located in Black River Falls, Nekoosa, Tomah, Baraboo, Wittenberg, and the Wisconsin Dells areas. The HTA Maintenance program receives funding annually to maintain BIA and Tribal owned Roadways. Scroll down to view more details or download the Transportation Planning PDF
Ho-Chunk Transportation Authority
© Copyright 2026 | Built by Digital North
Ho-Chunk
Transportation
Authority
Transportation
Planning
We plan, construct
and maintain the
roads of the
Nation.
Transportation
Planning Details
HTA shall perform the survey, design, right-of-way, archeological and environmental services, road improvement or road construction for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Roads Construction Projects as identified in the TTIP. Note: The TTIP identifies the work to be performed, the estimated dollar amount, and who (Contractor or Government) is responsible for performing the work. 1. Long Range Transportation Plans Purpose: To develop a transportation plan for improvements to the National Tribal Transportation Facility Inventory (NTTFI) system necessary to meet the existing and future needs of the Tribal community. The Tribe should prepare Draft or Final Long-Range Transportation Plans and any amendments for review by the BIA. Please contact HTA office for a copy of the Long Range Transportation Plan 608-374-3950 2. TTIP Purpose: The Indian Tribal Government assisted by the BIA, state, local government, or metropolitan planning organizations, shall develop a Tribal Transportation Improvement Program (TTIP). The TTIP shall include all Tribal Transportation Program (TTP) projects proposed for funding. As a minimum, the TTIP should prioritize the listed TTP projects and state the TTP route number, scope of work, length of project (tenth of a mile), costs related to each project/project activity, and who will be performing the project activities on behalf of the Tribe. Contact Information Ted Walczak 608-374-3950 ext. 15774
Here to Serve…Proudly
Ho-Chunk
ADDRESS
28902 Hwy 21 East. Tomah, WI 54660
HTA - Ho-Chunk Transportation Authority