Lake Geneva, WI – Drivers in downtown Lake Geneva should expect delays and detours Friday, October 3, as the Badger High School Homecoming Parade steps off at 4:45 p.m.
According to the City of Lake Geneva Police Department, the parade will begin on Broad Street at North Street, head south through downtown, turn right onto Main Street, then continue onto Cook Street before concluding at Central Denison. Police encourage residents to line the route and support students, but also to plan for congestion.
Traffic around the parade route will be restricted. Police recommend alternate routes for through traffic:
- From the west: use Maxwell Street and Madison Street.
- From the east: use Center Street.
- From the north: take Center Street, or follow Williams Street → George Street → Maxwell Street to bypass downtown.
Officers remind drivers that congestion is expected around the staging area near Broad and North Streets as well as at intersections along Main and Cook Streets. Travelers should allow extra time if heading to nearby businesses, schools, or the lakefront Friday evening.
The parade celebrates Badger High School’s annual homecoming festivities. Spectators are encouraged to arrive early to secure viewing spots and to follow police instructions for safety.
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