Construction-related bills head to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk

Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: - date_display: Category: Construction - date_display: yesCategory: Government - date_display: yesCategory: Today's News - date_display: yes Construction-related bills head to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk Ethan Duran//April 1, 2026// Home>Construction>Construction-related bills head to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk The Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison. (Ethan Duran) Construction-related bills head to Gov. Tony Evers’ desk By: Ethan Duran//April 1, 2026// Listen to this article After a busy legislative session, there are still a handful of construction-related bills waiting to be signed – or vetoed – by Gov. Tony Evers. A bill awaiting decision seeks to increase the number of apprentices to journeyworkers on job sites. Another bill would allow people who are not citizens but are qualified under a federal program to obtain occupational licenses, which lawmakers said could help expand the workforce in trades such as plumbing. Here is a roundup of construction-related bills passed by the Legislature and awaiting the governor’s pen. Assembly Bill 241 AB 241 would allow one journeyworker to oversee ...