City Engineering staff will continue to support critical public services both remotely and in the field. The Engineering Division is working to make sure that public and private projects continue to make progress while th
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An update on services from your Engineering Division
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COVID-19 Impacts: Public Information Meetings to be Rescheduled
postedThe Engineering Division engineering staff will continue to work, many working from home, on designing and moving projects forward for the City of Madison, even during this time as our community responds to COVID-19 impact
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Changes to City Services and Paid Leave in Response to COVID-19
postedIn light of the current COVID-19 concerns, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway is announcing additional steps to protect the health of City employees at work and in the event that they cannot work.
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Women in Construction Week 2020 Profile: Kathy Cryan
postedWhen you knock on a door looking for opportunity, there’s a chance no one opens it. An even worse thing happens when someone opens it, then slams it in your face for no reason or the wrong reason.
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Women in Construction Week 2020 Profile: Rachel Belohlavek
postedSince Rachel Belohlavek was a high schooler, growing up in Chippewa Falls, Wis., she’s always been observant and detail-oriented, even on her way to her summer job as a lifeguard and swim teacher at the local YMCA.
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Women in Construction Week 2020 Profile: Victoria Ramirez
posted“Growing up, I was a daddy’s girl,” Operator Victoria Ramirez said. “My first vehicle that I drove was a pickup truck, a long-box pickup truck. That’s how I learned how to drive.
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Women in Construction Week 2020 Profile: Amy Scanlon
posted“I might have to tell you a story to get my point across,” Engineering Architect Amy Scanlon said as the interview began.
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Expect significant delays on South Gammon Road
postedDrivers on the City’s west side near Gammon Road will experience significant delays because of reconstruction of South Gammon Road gets underway. Construction will officially begin March 4.
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Women in Construction Week 2020 Profile: Candice Kasprzak
postedNo matter if you’re trying to find your way home or clicking through Google Earth, the mission of any good map is accuracy for anyone who reads it.
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Women in Construction Week 2020 Profile: Hattie Russell
postedEngineering Division Maintenance Technician Hattie Russell looks forward to the end of the day, not only to clock out, but to drive home.
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Women in Construction Week 2020 Profile: Sally Swenson
posted“It’s an important perspective, making our cities better for animals and making our cities better for people.”
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Women in Construction Week 2020: 7 Women’s Stories to Share
postedCity of Madison Engineering is proud to take part and embrace the work of women as part of National Women in Construction Week, March 1-7, 2020.