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Review the current BECI route information and determine which proposed segment may affect your property.
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BECI action center
Checked August 28, 2026 against current MGS project information.
What do I do now?
If your property, neighborhood or community could be affected by the proposed BECI 765 kV transmission line, now is the time to create a written record and make your concerns known.
Review the current BECI route information and determine which proposed segment may affect your property.
View the BECI mapSend Midcontinent Grid Solutions your concerns about the proposed route, your property, or your community.
Submit BECI feedback Connect@MGSWisconsin.comGet notified when routes change, filings appear, hearings are scheduled or another major BECI deadline approaches.
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Documentation matters
Save emails, confirmation screens, maps, photographs, letters and other correspondence. A dated paper trail may become useful later if the project advances.
Do not miss the next BECI development
BECI information can change quickly. Join the BECI alert list now so you know when a route changes, a PSC filing appears or another public deadline is announced.
Stay ready
The current route-selection process is not the end of public participation. If the BECI project advances into a formal Wisconsin Public Service Commission proceeding, additional filings, public-comment opportunities, hearings and other participation rights may become available.
That means the smart move is to document your concerns now and be ready for the next stage.
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